Sentence examples for basis for a solution from inspiring English sources

This paper suggests the basis for a solution that harnesses the concept of urban landscape units.

DR. HORN: Is it correct that on the following day you stated to the Polish Ambassador that the memorandum of 26 March 1939 could not serve as the basis for a solution?

I have even fancied that I could discern some indications of a desire on the part of M. Beck to seek a basis for a solution of our difficulties". I observed to Herr von Weizsäcker that I was much interested by this last remark of his, and asked him whether he would authorize me to make use of it.

1962 Rusk Rejects Soviet Plan GENEVA — Secretary of State Dean Rusk will tell Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko tomorrow [March 26] that new Russian proposals for the pseudo-internationalization of control over access routes to West Berlin offer no basis for a solution to the Berlin problem.

Khalil Shikaki, a Palestinian political scientist and pollster, said the Obama speech had created a new situation because it was the first time that a president had declared it to be American policy for the 1967 lines to be the basis for a solution.

Cowley's team also needed a work execution platform that was flexible and easy to use to serve as the basis for a solution to manage their portfolio.

"We have a goal, and the goal is to establish the facts because only when you establish the truth can you then find the basis for a political solution and a future solution," Mr. Bassiouni said on a day he met both King Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa and the head of the largest legal opposition group.

The basis for such a solution in the Middle East lies in the fact that the moderates want peace and quiet, not settlements or missiles.

A great many Palestinians, meanwhile, see the 1967 borders as the basis for a negotiated solution.

Much as they may have enraged Israel's government and its American enablers, the Obama/Kerry parameters and UNSC 2334 are simply inadequate as the basis for a lasting solution.

For good measure, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has enticingly dangled regional frameworks as a basis for a potential solution, and the Palestinians – habitually divided — no longer have the "guilt gravitas" to torpedo a durable regional peace.