Sentence examples for definitively resolve from inspiring English sources

Bates's ruling notes that the short timeframe meant he was "not able to definitively resolve the issue".

This result suggested that even if they cannot definitively resolve their differences, they can live with them and win with them.

"We believe this proposal will bring us into line with the W.T.O.'s findings, and definitively resolve this dispute," said Anthony Gooch, a spokesman for the European Commission's trade ministry.

Grimm's case ― for which oral arguments will begin in March ― could definitively resolve these questions.

So far CCTV footage from the bus depot, that might definitively resolve the incident one way or the other, has not been released.

Scalia's death will leave the justices evenly split, unable to definitively resolve several major issues and with the partisan balance to be determined by the next nominee.

That issue has never been definitively resolved.

The dispute was not definitively resolved until the 8th century.

"The sooner this gets definitively resolved, the better it is for the country -- including the defendant".

But multiple experts and scholarly reviews say the issue has never been definitively resolved by either Congress or the Supreme Court.

"This omission, whether intentional or inadvertent, raises questions regarding interpretation and implementation that cannot be definitively resolved by the Congressional Research Service," the report says.