Sentence examples for a future resolution from inspiring English sources
There was also a call for greater European involvement in the region, and "an international presence" on the ground in Gaza and the West Bank, to lay the foundation for stability and a future resolution of the conflict.
As in Northern Ireland, perhaps, any future resolution of the internal and external conflict will not come from the stone-throwing angry young men of the region.
Its peace with Israel is the cornerstone of security for the Jewish state and any future resolution of the conflict with Palestinians.
"Iran presented a new proposal on practical measures as a constructive contribution to strengthen cooperation and dialogue with a view to future resolution of all outstanding issues," the statement said, and both sides agreed to hold a meeting on Nov. 11 in the Iranian capital "to take this cooperation forward".
Indeed, in 2008, when he tried to get the legislature to pass a resolution opposing the Iraq War, the legislators not only rejected it, but banned all future resolutions.
Their votes are considered crucial in the event of a future United Nations resolution on the Iraq question.
Ireland's debt crisis was touched off in part by Germany's insistence that the private sector should be involved in a future crisis resolution mechanism.
However, in view of the possibility of other vision applications and future resolution improvements, the design should aim for an interface which should be able to handle a significantly higher bandwidth.
These requirements can include making the bank smaller, simpler and less systemic – in other words making sure that any kind of future "resolution" or "intervention" for that bank (both euphemisms for a form of bankruptcy) would not be a systemic event.
The document also presented an analysis of the state of understanding of ED and prospects for future resolution of ED issues.
The pact left for future resolution such issues as Israeli settlements in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, and the control of sovereignty, exits and entrances, military security and the use of water in those two areas.
