Although most of the big issues had been resolved, including a buy-out of AAR by BP and Rosneft, the three firms couldn't agree on all the details.
On the lease, my daughter stated that she would accept the lease terms if a number of problems were resolved, including a sagging kitchen sink with leaking pipes, closet doors that could not be opened, overhead light fixtures that were not working and a bathroom sink that was separating from the wall.
Still, these people cautioned that several outstanding issues still needed to be resolved — including reaching an agreement with the pilots' unions — and that the negotiations could be delayed or collapse altogether.
Clinical implementation of such a gene set would require regulatory and other issues to be resolved, including finalization of an ideal diagnostic set and use of a common platform to allow standardization, manufacturing, and quality control.
NetGuard is just an idea at this point, and many issues must be resolved, including how such a corps would be organized.
Several crucial financial issues remain to be resolved, including what is known as the Volcker Rule, a ban on banks trading for their own accounts.
This raises a host of questions that will need to be resolved, including what it means to incur irrevocable liability in the United States, whether a purchase of a security from a foreign entity by an American is enough, and what happens to the foreign purchase of unlisted American securities.
To put the RiverWalk plan into effect, myriad issues will have to be resolved, including the fate of the Yonkers Paddling and Rowing Club, a 120-year-old group that uses a boathouse in Yonkers that the county would like to remove to make way for the path, which will run through Habirshaw Park, a park the county is creating nearby.
Following level three screening, any disputes between reviewers will be resolved, including those articles identified as "unsure" and resulting in a final group of studies identified by both reviewers as meeting the inclusion criteria.
A number of factors remain to be resolved, including which operations would go into which entity, and — perhaps more important — which executives would head which businesses.
