Sentence examples for be resolved about from inspiring English sources

There is much to be resolved about the human health effects of genetically engineered foods.

There are still issues to be resolved about the experimental touring rules that were worked out in 2004.

There are also questions to be resolved about the ability of the system to deal with countermeasures.

But he said, "There are certainly serious questions out there that need to be resolved about the police data".

There are many questions yet to be resolved about electronic voting, but one thing is clear: a vote for president should be at least as secure as a 25-cent bet in Las Vegas.

He told Sky News: "There is much still to be resolved about that issue and Gaddafi, whether he was involved or not, might have been able to clear up a few points about that … now that he is dead, we may have lost an opportunity for getting nearer to the truth.

"It's a cliché, but the 60's was a domestic civil war, and a lot of the issues have never been resolved about whether the war was right or not," said Michael Kazin, a historian at Georgetown University.

With a story to tell, Richardson the writer of instructional material was distracted, but when the conflict is resolved, about halfway through, we enter a narrative dead zone in which the author's more irksome qualities come to the fore.

A22 The Pentagon's special auditor for Iraq reconstruction has recommended that the military hold back a share of reimbursements to the Halliburton Company until questions are resolved about its spending in Iraq.

In it, he describes how the forest in The Two Brothers "symbolizes the place in which inner darkness is confronted and worked through; where uncertainty is resolved about who one is; and where one begins to understand who one wants to be.

While some biochemical studies have been reported on HydE, little is resolved about its role in maturation, and at the date of this writing, the carbon-based substrate for this enzyme still remains to be identified.