Sentence examples for call resolve from inspiring English sources
He understood that American willingness (what politicians call resolve) to keep the Army fighting is a diminishing asset — unless it can be plainly, repeatedly demonstrated that progress is being made and that the enemy directly threatens the nation.
What you call "resolving" the situation I call covering up wrongdoing, a curious way to give your friend peace of mind.
One, called "Stuff," is about the desire to please, and another, called "Resolve," is about the desire to do better.
SUTTON'S offices use the latest cubicle-style furniture system -- called Resolve -- created by Herman Miller Inc., a 78-year-old furniture company in Zeeland, Mich.
Currently 44 men — all with a history of violent behavior — are enrolled in the four-month program, called Resolve to Stop the Violence.
Open data platform Factual.com is launching a new API for developers of location-based services called Resolve.
Mr. Fagan said an assistant was hired in June to answer calls, resolving the matter.
The crisis is seen as a referendum on Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who has called resolving a similar garbage crisis near Naples in 2008 an important accomplishment of his government.
According to the board committee's report, senior Enron employees said Mr. Skilling was "intensely interested" in the Raptor credit problems and called resolving them "one of the company's highest priorities".
A harmonic is called resolved if there exists a frequency channel that primarily responds to it.
