Sentence examples for a stake in resolving from inspiring English sources

"The league, the clubs and the players all have a stake in resolving our bargaining issues appropriately and getting the puck dropped as soon as possible.

International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde, in Honolulu to consult with APEC leaders, said the euro zone upheaval risked sweeping the world economy into a "downward spiral" that all countries had a stake in resolving the crisis.

It actually began three years ago when Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice declared in a speech in Jerusalem that U.S. "strategic interests" were at stake in resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict — a judgment reiterated by Obama last week when he said resolving the Arab-Israeli conflict is a "vital national security interest" for the United States.

Mr. Kerry acknowledged the uphill battle but described Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Abbas as skilled politicians who understood that the stakes in resolving the conflict were "bigger than any one day or one moment," and "certainly more important to their countries than some of their current political challenges may make it seem".

"They put a stake in the heart of efforts to resolve this conflict peacefully," Rice said on CNN.

If Nelson Mandela were alive, he would say that the problem of gun violence can only be resolved by bringing everyone to the table who has a stake in the game.

A Viacom lawyer said that any delay in resolving the high-stakes boardroom battle could hamper the company's efforts to raise money by selling a stake in Paramount.

All students are citizens and family members; as such, they have a stake in such issues as how the local environment is managed, how the government is run, and how family disputes are resolved.

However they are resolved, they give victims, usually the poor and dispossessed, a voice and a reason to believe that they have a stake in their society.

For Renault, the stake in Nissan should be an asset in resolving Samsung's problems, given the existing links between the Japanese and South Korean companies.

(Aid has a stake in this debate.