Sentence examples for being resolved by a from inspiring English sources

The emphasis is clearly on the fiscal problems of the state, with the banking problems being resolved by a combination of reforming the banks and pumping more money in over time.

Watching and waiting are highly paid lawyers who know that this may end up being resolved by a judge and not by the court of public opinion.

All of these issues are capable of being resolved by a molecular phylogenetic analysis which achieves strong statistical support for major branches.

Inclusion and exclusion of studies, data extraction and quality assessment were undertaken in duplicate, with discrepancies being resolved by a third reviewer.

Full articles of potentially relevant citations were retrieved and evaluated for relevance by two investigators, with disagreements being resolved by a third investigator.

Follow-up cytology was obtained using either an internally developed computer system (Mansfield, Manchester, Edinburgh), the national computerised call/recall NHAIS system (usually referred to as Open Exeter) (London) or a combination of both systems (Birmingham, with discrepancies being resolved by a review of laboratory records).

Remaining questions of strategy are being resolved by an inner circle at the palace.

The question would be resolved by a closely divided Congress.

Correct: "The dispute should be resolved by a disinterested judge".

The British relationship to the union has to be resolved by a referendum sooner or later.

Wong said the situation needed to be resolved by a recount of the Senate election.