Sentence examples for conference to resolve from inspiring English sources
Now America is working with Iraqis to convene another national conference to resolve the crisis.
Whatever energy bill the Senate approves will end up in a conference to resolve the differences with the House bill.
Both houses of Congress have approved long-term extensions but so far have been unable to agree on a conference to resolve their differences.
Also at the UN, the Iranian President, Hassan Rouhani, signalled Tehran's willingness to "actively" participate in any peace conference to resolve the Syrian crisis.
On the role of NAM conference to resolve the crisis in Syria, Boroujerdi added "there are proposals to make use of the possibilities of the member states to resolve the crisis".
He thinks the greatest mistake Israel made was the refusal of the Likud government in 1987 to implement an agreement he negotiated with King Hussein for a joint Israeli Jordanian and Palestinian peace conference to resolve the West Bank.
"Article Thirteen: Peaceful Solutions, Peace Initiatives and International Conferences Peace initiatives, the so-called peaceful solutions, and the international conferences to resolve the Palestinian problem, are all contrary to the beliefs of the Islamic Resistance Movement.
Questions about whether Israel should be condemned for its treatment of Palestinians and whether the West should pay reparations for slavery and colonialism have roiled conference preparations for months, despite the efforts of conference organizers to resolve the disputes.
As Mr. Obama said at his news conference, since last spring Republicans have repeatedly refused to form a conference committee to resolve differences between the separate annual budgets passed by the House and the Senate.
Technically, Friday's meeting was a settlement conference designed to resolve the legal issues.
Each house passed its own.08 bill, refusing to compromise or vote on each other's bills, and they never convened a conference committee to resolve their differences.
