Sentence examples for basis for resolving from inspiring English sources

Britain's change of heart risks tearing up a historical record that frames the international order and could provide the basis for resolving China's dispute with Tibet.

The government said it would study the judgment and use it as the basis for resolving tensions with Cameroon; the countries have have several armed clashes in recent years.

The two governments called the document "fair, balanced and justified" and asked leaders from rival Catholic and Protestant parties to decide by Monday whether it was an acceptable basis for resolving an impasse that is threatening the home-rule legislature.

Russia, a leading ally of the Assad government, has long pointed to the Geneva agreement, which calls for the creation of a transitional government and for talks between the antagonists, as the only acceptable basis for resolving the conflict.

It is understood it would have included a cut to the basic pay rise the Government has offered junior doctors, would have been "cost-neutral", and that NHS officials considered it a possible basis for resolving the dispute and averting the strike.

Was there some empirical basis for resolving the issue of the Copernican versus the Tychonic system?

It is based on Proper Orthogonal Decomposition (POD) and uses the method of snapshots to form optimal basis functions for resolving the direction of particle travel in neutron/photon transport problems.

The Democratic Party of Japan has the laudable goal of strengthening regional institutions to form a basis not simply for economic cooperation but for resolving bilateral disputes, such as Japan's tensions with China and Korea over the South China Sea.

The interwoven relationship that has tightly tethered the U.S. and Chinese economies over the past three decades is the basis both of the present conflict and for resolving it.

They have resolved to support the regime in Damascus and to consider Kofi Annan's plan to be the roadmap for resolving the situation in Syria, on the basis of their own interpretation of this plan, including the fact that it does not at all mean changing the regime.

Such information provides an important step for resolving outstanding questions regarding the genomic and transcriptomic basis of complex traits (Boake et al. 2002).