Sentence examples for an interest in resolving from inspiring English sources

The P.K.K.'s impunity is rooted in the complex web of relationships and ambitions that began with the American-led invasion of Iraq more than four years ago, and has frustrated others with an interest in resolving the crisis — the Turks, Iraqis and the Bush administration.

When asked why there is such a push for a settlement amongst some of the members involved in the probe, Baldwin replied, "What I've read is that there's an interest in resolving this prior to the next set of elections".

Interessement refers to an interest in resolving such inadequacies.

"The state and the city have a common interest in resolving this in a way that does not endanger those 1,500 jobs" and that is consistent with the racetrack deal.

Both the United States and the United Kingdom have a common interest in resolving these issues in such a way as to preserve the effectiveness of extradition while ensuring its fairness in operation.

September 8: The world should have a vested interest in resolving inequality, not just protecting its own, writes Joseph Stiglitz.

6 Partners find a common interest in resolving tragedies of the meadow.

Both industries have an obvious vested interest in resolving the issue, the problem is no one is entirely sure what's causing it.

"These are serious allegations and there is a clear public interest in resolving this matter as quickly as possible.

With increasing concerns over the extinction risks facing many primates, along with the recent publication of complete nuclear genomes from the chimpanzee [ 5] and rhesus macaque [ 6], there has been a resurgence of interest in resolving the evolutionary relationships amongst these diverse taxa [ 4, 7].

If Saudi Arabia and Israel shared notes over Iran, they might also notice a common long-term interest in resolving the Palestinian issue.