Sentence examples for be resolved satisfactorily from inspiring English sources
The "update" from Veronica Mars creator Thomas on the film's Kickstarter page acknowledged fan ire but said the matter would be resolved satisfactorily for all supporters.
"We hope the issue can be resolved satisfactorily and that the affected countries would soon emerge from their difficulties and achieve economic recovery," she said.
But we are also trying to help secure a way out of the present impasse so that we can get into a political process where some of these underlying issues can be resolved satisfactorily for the long term.
"Those investors that are willing to go ahead and assume the risk that the conflict will be resolved satisfactorily will in all likelihood benefit from increasing their exposure to stocks," said John Lonski, chief economist at Moody's Investors Service.
The European story is with us now, all over the world, so vivid that, even if the euro crisis appears to be resolved satisfactorily, it will not be forgotten until some new story diverts public attention.
The issue of Cook's opening partner has yet to be resolved satisfactorily, with Adam Lyth failing to make runs again, this time lbw to the first ball he received from Josh Hazlewood: he now has 72 runs from six innings.
The panel will reject complaints which it believes have been resolved satisfactorily by the RE.
Judge Collier said social services had been involved with the family but said matters had not been resolved "satisfactorily".
This seemed sensible enough when the rules were first drafted, but soon led to perverse outcomes and has not yet been resolved satisfactorily.
In a pointed statement today, Senator Helms called Mr. Clinton's decision "as outrageous as it is inexplicable," saying that none of the concerns about the court's reach had been resolved satisfactorily.
While Facebook claims it has improved its reporting transparency with a user dashboard that lets users know how their complaint is being dealt with, there is no available open data on how many reports are resolved satisfactorily and how many abusive users and pages are removed.
