Sentence examples for be told to resolve from inspiring English sources

Countries with frozen conflicts should be told to resolve them before they join and not after.

If he were truly talking about cancer, he said, "you'd be absolutely appalled and you would be screaming from the rooftops".Wessely said he had asked Simon Stevens, the NHS England chief executive, how the gap would be bridged but was told that resolving the issue would involve a "much longer conversation with the public".

Although many people think that liberal feminism is passe and that the ethical issues that preoccupied it have been resolved, truth be told as of 2009, the Bill of (Women's) Rights proclaimed by NOW in 1967 in the United States, for example, has yet to be fully implemented.

Each month I was told it was resolved, and each month it was right back on my bill.

In the green paper we were told that in trying to "resolve" the apparent problem with Norwich Pharmacal orders, the government's "objective [was] to ensure that individuals have proper access to the courts … and that … critical national security partnerships are protected".

He paid off the loan in full in November and was told that this would resolve the issue, to no avail.

We asked British Gas to sort it out and was told that it been resolved.

I have already done this and have been told it could take months to resolve.

Very often, people observe and explore the mind because they are told it is the way to resolve their problems.

In practice, though, I'm told this is usually resolved by a conversation rather than an edict.

Later, after being told about their focus and resolving to fulfill it even if she has to fight her friends, Fang has to fight and tame the Eidolon Bahamut.