Sentence examples for and seek to resolve from inspiring English sources

In this study we investigate the association between depression and hardship over time and seek to resolve these contradictory perspectives.

Jeremy Corbyn has said a Labour government would pursue a "triple commitment" to defence, development and diplomacy, and seek to resolve potential conflicts through political action rather than relying on military force.

"Who would have imagined that just a few days after that," Mr. Newsom said, "people would literally dust off and step up and seek to resolve to rebuild their home in the miraculous way that we see it here today?" Like Mr. Newsom, other San Franciscans seemed for the most part in an upbeat mood.

But at other times, when it's clear that someone has goofed up, it makes sense to contact the provider and seek to resolve the issue. .

They insist that God's foreknowledge is compatible with libertarian freedom and seek to resolve the quandary by claiming that God is not bound in time (God does not so much foreknow the future as God knows what for us is the future from an eternal viewpoint) and by arguing that the unique vantage point of an omniscient God prevents any impingement on freedom.

"Because materialistic individuals typically exhibit low self-esteem, they may be especially likely to experience higher levels of stress and seek to resolve this stress via maladaptive consumption activities," they wrote in the study.

Kmart said the companies were still discussing transition arrangements and seeking to resolve outstanding claims.

And a recent push by the UN to get more countries to sign two treaties granting basic rights to stateless residents, and seeking to resolve their legal status, has started to bear fruit.

Carens, another egalitarian, is bothered by this tension, and seeks to resolve it by advocating open borders as a distant promise, to be fulfilled only once we have achieved a "significant" reduction in worldwide inequality.

In addition, the Vienna Human Dimension Mechanism and the Moscow Human Dimension Mechanism provide a preliminary formal means of raising and seeking to resolve disputes about violations of human rights commitments, including the possibility of on-site investigation by independent experts.

John (originally Basil) Bessarion (1403 72), who became a cardinal in 1439, explored theology from a Platonic perspective and sought to resolve apparent conflicts between Platonic and Aristotelian philosophy; his large collection of Greek manuscripts, donated to the Venetian senate, became the core of the notable Library of St. Mark.