Sentence examples for comprehensive resolution from inspiring English sources

After so much peace processing, it's time for a comprehensive resolution, not more shady deals, shabby deals and side deals.

A more comprehensive resolution must involve some debt restructuring, both public and private, in peripheral economies to restore sustainability and lay the foundation for growth".

I welcome this important step forward, and we will now focus on the critical work of pursuing a comprehensive resolution that addresses our concerns over Iran's nuclear programme".

That office closed a similar investigation on Tuesday, saying in a statement that, "the European Commission is currently well placed to arrive at a comprehensive resolution of this matter".

"We're still a long way away from finding a comprehensive resolution to the euro zone's afflictions," said Kevin H. Giddis, the executive managing director and president for fixed income capital markets at Morgan Keegan & Company.

"We are hopeful that these settlement discussions will achieve a comprehensive resolution in the near future," Sam Nunn, director of Dell's board said in a news release and a former United States senator.

Other signature promises may be addressed in piecemeal fashion in the opening weeks of the Obama administration but then put on a long track toward more comprehensive resolutions.

"I'm not overly optimistic about my own step-by-step-no-comprehensive-resolution plan," she added, "It too could be undermined by many factors -- Bibi's reelection, blinkered Palestinian moves, the Obama administration's apparent inability to see this part of the world as it is, the political opportunism of your American Republicans".

Within 30 days of the resolution, Iraq must present a comprehensive declaration of all its programs to develop chemical, biological or nuclear weapons or long-range missiles.

The idea of one overarching, comprehensive, negotiated resolution that incorporates all the fundamental elements of the conflict may have slipped out of reach.

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