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But he said it was not clear whether Canadian efforts would be enough to resolve concerns about pollution.

Even if the notion were to proceed, it would not be enough to resolve the city's pension underfunding, but merely to ease it somewhat.

In the case of the European Financial Stability Facility, political leaders and central bankers involved in the rescue effort already appeared to know it wouldn't be enough to resolve the crisis.

But no one is suggesting that the raises will be enough to resolve the problems that the employees, like many year-round residents on the South Fork, face in finding affordable housing in a soaring market.

That will be especially useful over the next few years, with the arrival of third-generation mobile networks able to carry large amounts of data and provide high-speed Internet access.Indeed, the influence of Vodafone AirTouch may be enough to resolve a rumbling trade dispute between America and Europe over setting the technical standards for third-generation mobile.

In an interview with The Otago Daily Times of New Zealand, Mr. Neill, who was raised in New Zealand and lives there, in Queenstown, said "a cup of tea" should be enough to resolve a fight between Peter Jackson, the producer and likely director of a two-film "Hobbit" franchise, and actors' guilds there that have sought a worldwide boycott of the movies.

Typically a letter to remind the company of its obligation under US law is enough to resolve conflicts.

But the opportunity for calmer dialogue afforded by Mr Bush's current tour of Europe has not been enough to resolve the differences.

On Friday John Kerry, the US secretary of state, said that overtures by Yanukovych to the opposition have not been enough to resolve the crisis.

HSBC may hope the $1.5 billion it has set aside is enough to resolve the money laundering case, but at this point that sum looks like it will be just the beginning of the financial drain on the bank.

The companies had pressed India to rewrite its liability law, which Sunday's understanding did not call for, and so they will have to judge whether it is enough to resolve their legal concerns.