Sentence examples for better to resolve from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, Obama's been stiffed, the United States is obliged under the Taiwan Relations Act of 1979 to provide arms of a defensive nature to Taiwan, and China responds better to resolve than all that interconnected globe stuff.

A s for Jerusalem, would it not be better to resolve all other pending questions first and defer until a later time decisions about the fate of the holiest of cities?

If the developer wants to present a more reasonable, downsized version of the project, we will be willing to listen because it is far better to resolve this matter through negotiations and to have some control over the future use of the property, than to have its fate be decided by the courts".

Is it better to resolve, if you don't want to end up resigning in disgrace, never to imitate Roberts's idea of great management: "I just assume command" and always to abjure his trademark drivel: "Ideas have been my mission and thinking round corners my passion"?

Who better to resolve this matter than the folks who see me eight hours every day: my co-workers, my subordinates, and my new boss, Janet Gunderson, whom I didn't know all that well but who had just come over from Compliance and seemed like a straight shooter?

Who better to resolve this row than Isaacson himself, who came into our San Francisco TechCrunchTV studio yesterday to talk about his best-selling book and to answer his critics.

There are often better ways to resolve disputes".

"There was always a better way to resolve this, and they saw that".

"Solicitors may explain it is a hopeless case, or suggest better ways to resolve it," says family law barrister Neil Kerr.

We still have significant differences with China, but through engagement we have a better mechanism to resolve them.

"I think there's a better way to resolve those fears than intimidation and weapons and fear".