Sentence examples for definitive resolutions from inspiring English sources

Her issues with "Lemonade" and Beyoncé's feminism as a whole seem to hinge on the idea that Beyoncé does not offer any definitive resolutions on how to end the patriarchy or sexualized violence against black women, as if art is only valuable if it offers solutions rather than ask questions. .

Definitive resolution of this argument appears only remotely possible.

On Aug. 29, 1967, the popular television series "The Fugitive" concluded with a definitive resolution.

Both sides now crave a definitive resolution that will never be achieved.

Mr. Hitz, meanwhile, was cited for failing to "ensure the timely and definitive resolution" of the case.

And then, suddenly, on 24 March, the Egyptian Ministry of the Interior announced a definitive resolution to the case.

But there is no definitive resolution and the government's two economic spokespeople are singing off different song sheets.

There has been no definitive resolution to the issues -- insurance may cover some part of the payments, but not all, bankers said.

It also criticizes Mr. Snider's predecessor as inspector general, Frederick Hitz, for failing to "ensure the timely and definitive resolution" of the case.

Still, the court denied Gross's appeal in a "definitive resolution," according to an article posted Friday to the state-run Web site Cubadebate.

The nation needs a definitive resolution of the issues that have been raised by the White House to impede the investigation by independent counsel Kenneth Starr.