Sentence examples for called to resolve from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cameron argues that the referendum had to be called to resolve the festering debate over Britain and the European Union.

The hearing comes as the commission has been called to resolve a growing number of disputes between broadband providers and file-sharing companies over consumers using peer-to-peer protocol to upload larger video files.

The budget resolution adopted by the House last week allows the full $1.6 trillion for tax reduction sought by the president, and Republicans were hoping that figure could survive the House-Senate conference that will be called to resolve the differences between the measures.

Lee called to resolve a hostage situation at Harpers Ferry, VA. Lee serves in Texas but leaves for home in Virginia, with some difficulty, when several Southern states secede.

Ultimately, the eastern planters could not continue to ignore their discontent, and a new constitutional convention was called to resolve the continuing tensions.

Homer dreams that he is King Solomon called to resolve a dispute between Lenny and Carl over the ownership of a pie, and Bart dreams he is King David, who has to fight Goliath's son, Goliath II.

As suggested by some authors, these elections call to resolve dilemmas that are emotive and subjective.

And when one customer earnestly e-mailed a photograph of his missing sock, he received a phone call to resolve the issue and the sock was located.

They said the Beth Din was respected by all the community and was the first port of call to resolve civil disputes.

What we're saying is, 'Exhaust other remedies, Mr. President.' " In the Senate, Republicans are expected on Friday to defeat a Democratic call to resolve the stalled debate over a measure to curb excessive speculation in oil markets.

The paper also accompanied the second day's plea with a call to resolve matters under the rule of law.