Sentence examples for beginning to resolve from inspiring English sources
As victims' advocates reacted to the document yesterday with feelings of betrayal and even grief, bishops said they saw it as an improvement on the work they did in Dallas and the church's best hope for beginning to resolve the sexual abuse scandal that has dominated the Catholic church since January.
"Looking back at 2013, we made progress addressing tough legacy issues, identifying and beginning to resolve operational challenges, and rebuilding our management team," she said in a statement.
The maximum area of focal enhancements on contrast-enhanced MR images was found at day 3 following PTx treatment in CCL2 transgenic mice, suggesting a transient BBB opening in this model, and the decreased contrast enhancement at day 5 indicates that the BBB disruption was beginning to resolve by this time.
This peculiar contradiction began to resolve itself with the pleasures of "Attack of the Clones".
A recent ruling by the Surrogate's Court judge Renee R. Roth could begin to resolve the disputes.
In both cases, Macesic noted, the symptoms had also begun to resolve on their own.
If these two problems are addressed, we can begin to resolve many of the current disputes over health care.
Slowly, the first of the three poems begins to resolve in his mind's eye, details appearing.
The elections presented a chance for Burma to thaw its frozen relationship with most of the world, and to begin to resolve its own immense conflicts.
