Sentence examples for be resolved only after from inspiring English sources

But analysts cautioned that the controversy would be resolved only after both sides agreed to the wording of the letter — a potentially fraught process that could reopen divisions.

What A.E.G. will do to mitigate already crippling traffic, and whether downtown roads and freeway ramps will have to be rebuilt, and who will pay for them, will be resolved only after the release of A.E.G.'s environmental-impact report.

While some matters are remaining before Connecticut lawmakers adjourn on Wednesday, the budget passed last week and the major legislative action remaining at the Capitol is a matter that will be resolved only after all but 10 of the state's 187 lawmakers have gone home: the conclusion of the impeachment investigation of Gov. John G. Rowland.

And so there is in him a certain degree of reduced ambition, a sense that even well before the commentariat starts calling him a lame duck he will spend much of his time setting an agenda that can be resolved only after he has retired to the life of a writer and post-President.

The relevance of these findings can be resolved only after the underlying molecular mechanisms are known.

Whether agent-specific changes can be identified is a key question to be answered about proteomic approaches (note, the same issue applies to other "-omics", such as metabolomics) and the issue will be resolved only after a much larger body of proteomic data on exposed cells, tissues, and biofluids is collected and analyzed [ 35].

The dispute was resolved only after Gov. Paul Patton -- who is reportedly planning to run for Senate one day -- intervened and persuaded Baptist Homes to renew.

Dinallo had joined the Attorney General's office at the start of 1999, shortly after Spitzer, a Democrat, defeated the Republican incumbent, Dennis Vacco, in a bitter contest that was resolved only after a recount.

That disagreement, officials said, persisted in the months before Sept. 11 and was resolved only after a Predator missed a chance early in the war to attack a convoy that some said included Mullah Muhammad Omar, the Taliban leader.

He outsmarted the phalanx of guards who kept him under house arrest and then made his way into the American Embassy, setting off a diplomatic crisis that was resolved only after Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton intervened and negotiated his freedom.

It was resolved only after a bipartisan group of 14 senators, including Mr. McCain, stepped forward to broker a deal in which some nominees would be approved in exchange for a promise from Mr. Bush to consult more closely with senators before naming judges.