Sentence examples for book resolving from inspiring English sources

A frequent lecturer on international trade matters, Mr. Cannon is also the author of numerous publications including the book, "Resolving Disputes Under NAFTA Chapter 19," (SHEPARD'S McGraw-Hill 1995).

Shah managed to obtain a substantial advance on the book, resolving temporary pecuniary difficulties.

Author of over 50 innovative articles and the seminal book, Resolving Resistances in Group Therapy, he was awarded two Gradiva Awards from the National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis.

That's because the book resolves the vexing conundrum of how two conflicting narratives about high-skilled employment have coexisted in our national conversation.

The last part of the book resolves those questions, bringing the reader back to the support-group mothers and their now-grown children to explore what became of them.

A more conventional account of the intersection of a single life and time than Andress's book, "Fatal Purity" is in its way just as rewarding, because of what Robespierre represents: the ascent of the mass-murdering nerd — a man who, having read a book, resolves to kill all the people who don't like it as much as he does.

He is author of the new book, The Inside Counsel Revolution: Resolving the Partner-Guardian Tension, as well as High Performance With High Integrity.

(And how "large-scale" was that survey, really? Had its methodologies or results been contested since publication?) Questions often arise when you read a nonfiction book, and resolving them is usually easy — you just go to the sources.

(And how "large-scale" was that survey, really? Had its methodologies or results been contested since publication?) Questions often arise when you read a nonfiction book, and resolving them is usually easy you just go to the sources.

They would scan the entire book, without resolving its legal status, which would allow the full text to be indexed on Google's internal computers and searched by anyone.

Heineman recently wrote an informative book, The Inside Counsel Revolution: Resolving the Partner-Guardian Tension, examining the evolution of in-house counsel.