Sentence examples for cooperating to resolve from inspiring English sources

But I don't think there is any policymaker in the world who fails to understand that if the Security Council does not find a way of genuinely cooperating to resolve these cases, working within the nuanced and multidimensional framework of the R2P principle, the alternative is a return to the bad old days of Rwanda, Srebrenica and Kosovo.

A Westwood spokesperson said the school has hundreds of graduates working in criminal justice in Illinois, and is cooperating to "resolve any outstanding issues" with the Attorney General, NBC Chicago reports.

Israel and Jordan had been discreetly cooperating to resolve the upheaval at the holy site, known as the Temple Mount to Jews, when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warmly welcomed home the embassy guard who was involved in the deadly altercation in Amman.

But on Saturday, China, Japan and South Korea did not discuss their apparent differences in approach and emphasized that they would cooperate to resolve the nuclear issue.

Richard Cordray, the bureau's director, said in a prepared statement that the bureau didn't assess civil penalties because the companies cooperated to resolve the issues.

"It should also encourage Iran and Saudi Arabia to cooperate to resolve regional crises, starting with those in Syria and Yemen". But that looks unlikely now.

On one hand, primary and secondary transmitters cooperate to resolve the uncertainty of the primary receiver.

Together these data suggest that both Chk1 and Cds1 checkpoint kinases appear to play a role in protecting cells from cisplatin and additively they cooperate to resolve both inter-and intra-strand crosslinking.

These findings have important implications for how DNA-PKcs and WRN cooperate to resolve these complex telomeric DNA structures.

The interaction between SLX1 SLX4 and MUS81 EME1 raises the possibility that these nucleases cooperate to resolve HJ-containing DNA intermediates.

For instance, the ASEAN Declaration emphasized that 'the receiving states and sending states shall, for humanitarian reasons, closely cooperate to resolve the cases of migrant workers who, through no fault of their own, have subsequently become undocumented'.