Sentence examples for coming to resolution from inspiring English sources

Package had really enlightening discussion with other packages, coming to resolution that sometimes packages need to do things that scare them.

If necessary, reiterate their criteria and reasons for coming to resolution.

"I'm not talking about saving money by being mean-spirited or by being difficult, but by coming to resolutions that were wins for both sides, which is not to say that we all walked away feeling great.

When it comes to resolution and quality, no cellcam can replace a "real" digital camera.

When it comes to resolution, Dale Cripps, founder and co-publisher of HDTV magazine, says consumers are not likely to see anything higher than 1,080p for quite some time.

"If the Council cannot come to resolution through negotiation or legislation, we will pursue litigation when there is a legal basis for it".

"In a strange way, the fact that this was a capital murder case made it come to resolution much quicker," said Carl Broege, an assistant public defender who represented Mr. Benitez.

"What I thought was going to happen was that they had set a time for the hearing, instead I found out that they had come to resolution".

Most people go overboard and burn out when it comes to resolutions.

But it began to seem as though coming to a resolution that would satisfy anybody was impossible.

I think we're coming to a resolution and there's no doubt he'll be selected in the England squad in the next six months".