Sentence examples for a meaningful solution from inspiring English sources

It is for the pupils in the 14 to 19 age range, in particular, where we continue to work towards a meaningful solution.

In fact, the country isn't looking as though it's going to lead to any sort of a meaningful solution, any point soon..

"The safety of patients will be much worse affected if we don't try to find a meaningful solution to the issue of the contract?" he says, beseechingly.

It's time for America to take a more evenhanded approach that offers Israel more incentive to compromise on a meaningful solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

For a meaningful solution to the problem, the EU should be forcing the issue of conflict in Darfur, or pressurising Isaias Afwerki's government to end indefinite military service in Eritrea.

Because the world still relies on leadership from the United States, the failure by the Senate to pass legislation intended to cap American emissions before the Copenhagen meeting guaranteed that the outcome would fall far short of even the minimum needed to build momentum toward a meaningful solution.

This prevents an "honest" debate about terrorism which in turn obstructs any meaningful solution to terrorism.

"The Senate today chose political expediency and the illusion of property tax relief over a real, meaningful solution — a restructuring of our property tax system based on equity, income and ability to pay," said Richard C. Iannuzzi, president of the New York State United Teachers.

Mr. Boehner has yet to come up with any meaningful solution to the problems facing our nation.

However there are also discrepancies, some authors reporting three [ 12- 15] and four factor solutions [ 16], and a few others who could not even find a clinically meaningful solution.

WASHINGTON -- The National Rifle Association on Wednesday called a Senate compromise deal on expanded background checks "a positive development," but stressed the ongoing need for a "serious and meaningful solution" that addresses urban crime and deficiencies in the mental health system.