Sentence examples for course of resolving from inspiring English sources

In a system governed "by laws, not men," the constitutional interpretations the court adopts in the course of resolving disputes deserve respect.

In the course of resolving that matter, regulators became aware of JPMorgan's questionable credit to Lehman, a person briefed on the matter said.

Any interpretation of law the ICJ renders in the course of resolving particular disputes is thus not binding precedent even as to the ICJ itself; there is accordingly little reason to think that such interpretations were intended to be controlling on our courts.

Anti-HEV IgG emerges normally in the later course of resolving hepatitis E. Immunoassays vary in their accuracy and are not reliable for making a proper diagnosis of acute HEV infection [ 5].

In the course of resolving these questions, we inevitably have to examine the basic models or patterns of developing projects of the nature we desire to turn out.

That leaves, of course, the problem of resolving conflicts with universalistic obligations when they occur.

In the latter, even though a long course of tigecycline resolved the pneumonia, treatment was complicated by recurrence of empyema associated with an increase in tigecycline MIC from 0.75 to 2 μg/mL.

George Osborne, the chancellor, said at a meeting of all 27 EU finance ministers: "Of course resolving the Greek situation is only part of resolving the eurozone crisis but I think we took a really significant step towards that last night and it's good for Britain because resolving the euro zone crisis is the biggest boost Britain could get for its economy this year.

Visger will recommend the course of action for resolving Bergdahl's case, such as whether it should proceed to a court-martial or be handled in some other manner.

It might, of course, resolve itself, if the rest of the world recovers.

Congress can, of course, resolve the question one way or another, save as the requirements of Article III dectate otherwise.