Sentence examples for be resolved before a from inspiring English sources

Myanmar's myriad ethnic armed conflicts need to be resolved before a fully civilian authority is implemented, he said.

Revenue sharing is one of three major issues that have to be resolved before a new labor agreement can fall into place.

Mr. Pucci said other producers were interested, but many legalities had to be resolved before a new deal could be struck.

Any battle over good faith is unlikely to be resolved before a trial because the issue usually depends on whom a jury chooses to believe.

That measure is broadly similar to the Senate legislation, but there are some major differences that would have to be resolved before a bill could reach Mr. Obama, and that would almost surely push the process into next year.

Which company gets the Microsoft name, which keeps the Redmond campus, how the patents and other intellectual property are divided up, how Microsoft's cash ($21 billion as of March 30) is distributed -- all are issues that would have to be resolved before a split.

George is hoping issues in Washington can be resolved before then.

"He rang me to tell me that, quote, Tony is wrong on this issue of a plebiscite Alan, and he went on to say the matter should be resolved before an election," Jones said.

Mr Obama has negotiated with Republicans over the debt limit and the US budget in the past, but those negotiations have always been resolved before a government shutdown.

In March 2012, in response to reports of tuberculosis (TB) resistant to all anti-TB drugs, the World Health Organization convened an expert consultation that identified issues to be resolved before defining a new category of highly drug-resistant TB.

Israel has responded with a document listing 21 issues that it says must be resolved before even a "framework agreement" can be concluded.