Sentence examples for could be resolved through from inspiring English sources

When every hostage situation, work fall-out, and disenchantment could be resolved through guns and dollars.

The agency said the overtime was a short-term issue that could be resolved through increased hiring.

"There are so many people who want to leave the BBC that this could be resolved through negotiations.

And he stated that there were only two ways it could be resolved: through the courts or in negotiations between Hindus and Muslims.

"This deal is positive by itself firstly because it shows that such a complicated issue could be resolved through patient dialogue," Jalaeipour said.

As for the discounted primaries in Florida, he said he hoped that could be resolved through meetings between the two candidates and Howard Dean, party chairman.

It perhaps seems naïve to believe that large questions of assimilation, interethnic conflict, and learning from difference could be resolved simply through high school theater.

The United States had long maintained that the city's status could be resolved only through direct negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.

Still, those accusations, she wrote, were "a colorable claim that" the hedge funds had "received material nonpublic information," that could be resolved only through further inquiry.

The reason the court declined to conduct an evidentiary hearing was not because of the absence of disputed facts, but because it believed that those disputes could be resolved only through "actual experience," not further proceedings.

Its authors argued that two features of class conflict would make it especially significant: class would trump all other forms of division, and the ­differences between classes would prove so profound that their strife could be resolved only through revolution.