Sentence examples for a means of resolving from inspiring English sources

The EU is a guarantor of peace, a means of resolving argument through conversation, not conflict, and, through the single market, a source of prosperity.

Tom Mockridge, its chief executive, said: "We accept that a new system should be independent, have a standards code, a means of resolving disputes, the power to demand prominent apologies and the ability to levy heavy fines".

We accept that a new system should be independent, have a standards code, a means of resolving disputes, the power to demand prominent apologies and the ability to levy heavy fines.

The preservation act's review process does provide a means of resolving disputes without going to court.

The Supremes have been particularly keen on arbitration as a means of resolving disputes.

Nuisance law is still used in the contemporary Anglo-American system as a means of resolving land-use disputes.

In some areas women still do not appear in public without a veil; family honour is of great importance, and the vendetta remains an accepted (albeit illegal) means of resolving disputes between groups.

Section 77 continues and allows that Iran may propose to the IAEA alternative means of resolving the IAEA's concerns.

Such a coordinated approach could not only prove to be a powerful means of resolving the current controversies regarding metabolic adaptation at altitude, but could reveal much about the ways in which tissues respond to hypoxia in many disease states.

For politicians a referendum is "a way of kicking an issue into the grass", a fairly safe means of resolving a problem that, in an election, might prove a major vote loser.

Moreover, the psychometricians (as practitioners of factor analysis were called) lacked a scientific means of resolving their differences.