Sentence examples similar to be left to be solved from inspiring English sources
Although this worked partly during the above-shown catastrophe in Japan 2011, several problems are left to be solved; that is, the insufficient operation system of the Japan DMAT or Disaster Medical Assistant Team that seemed to have caused a large number of preventable deaths.
"The future of renewable alternative energy, and in this case solar energy, is too important to be left to be 'solved' by litigation," said Alan Wolff, a trade official in the Nixon, Ford and Carter administrations who was one of the leading trade lawyers during the struggles with Japan in the 1980s.
He says that the main problem left to be solved in cable is determining just who is watching what, when.
These improvements should therefore be understood as a positive sign of progress, but not an indication that the problem of corruption has been solved". How much is left to be done?
Some of the company officials said if the industry was to be left to solve the problems by itself, as they had urged, there had to be greater coordination and more uniform security standards.
This is not a problem that the comparison sites can be left to solve on their own".
President Reagan argued that energy problems should be left to the market to solve.
But the problem cannot be left to the tech companies to solve.
Solving that conflict will be left to a future epoch.
"All the state programs have been cut and the police are left to solve the problems – they're now the sociologists, the psychologists," Rice says.
