Sentence examples for been definitively resolved from inspiring English sources

That issue has never been definitively resolved.

It is a conflict for an investigator/inventor to negotiate with MIT regarding the terms of a license before the matter of ownership has been definitively resolved.

But multiple experts and scholarly reviews say the issue has never been definitively resolved by either Congress or the Supreme Court.

Therefore, the question of the most appropriate method for flow rate measurement of wells in Mutnovskoe field has not been definitively resolved.

Although the issue has not been definitively resolved in the courts, it appears that under the new law any part of your house claimed as an office in more than three of the five years preceding the day of sale won't qualify for the new $500,000-per-couple 500,000-per-couple 500,000-per-couple capitalonal residence.

The possibility of crustacean paraphyly has been suggested in other phylogenetic studies involving a variety of markers [ 28- 30], but these relationships have not been definitively resolved.

These issues are not just tough or persistent; they're "wicked"—a label used by urban planners for problems that cannot be definitively resolved.

Last week, one key historic barrier to action on food waste – the lack of internationally agreed norms for establishing the shape and nature of the problem – was definitively resolved.

"This omission, whether intentional or inadvertent, raises questions regarding interpretation and implementation that cannot be definitively resolved by the Congressional Research Service," the report says.

"Whether enhanced interrogation techniques were the only timely and effective way to obtain information from those detainees, as the film suggests, is a matter of debate that cannot and never will be definitively resolved," he said.

But strong initial evidence is not the same as a slam-dunk case, and Mr. Comey's testimony also made clear how far we have to go before the question is definitively resolved.