Sentence examples for be solved by having from inspiring English sources

"[The crisis will] not be solved by having another proxy war fought inside Yemen," Obama said in an interview on MSNBC.

Many trucking company officials assert that the drivers do not need a union, saying their problems could be solved by having the ports, the shipping companies and the longshoremen do more to shorten the lines.

HG: Managing expectations: balancing expectations between the students and an organisation can be solved by having clear project outlines and goals to let the organisation know what they want to get out of the relationship and the student to know what to expect.

These problems can be solved by having a mechanism that provides timely information about traffic on the city streets.

Projects looking for this kind of support will be easy to find because the problems of metadata collection and standardization that we face today will largely be solved by having them embedded in the systems that collect the data.

In our view, this problem could be solved by having physicians from Kaizuka City Hospital be also involved in after-regular-hour-on-duty in Izumisano City Hospital because the distance between two hospitals (about 6.5 km) is not too long.

Re "Should They Learn Young That Their Days Are Numbered?," by Marek Fuchs (County Lines column, April 30): As a retired elementary school teacher, I cannot tell you how many problems are solved by having a six-day scheduling system.

In 19th-century London the squeeze on housing was solved by having those at the bottom of the pile sleep in shifts, or "hot-bed", thereby cramming several families into a space meant for one.

For example, in subsequent developments related to the emerging IEEE 802.15.4e, this is solved by having different superframes with different duty cycles running in parallel.

In the past, this problem was solved by having multiple injection and/or production wells so that static operating conditions could be accomplished through moving the gasifier zones to fresh coal [16].

The question of men's signatures was solved by having two sections of signatures, one for women followed by one for men.