Sentence examples for desires to resolve from inspiring English sources

Unless one desires to resolve some dynamics on such high level of detail as to consider vertical movement of molecules in the membrane, this will be unnecessarily expensive since the mesh elements has to be sufficiently small to resolve the narrow 3D volume.

The origin of philosophy, he maintained, lies in man's desire to resolve his anxieties.

But they cast his immediate motive as a desire to resolve an embarrassing dispute over summer school.

But diplomats said that there was a strong desire to resolve the matter by Friday and that the latest American proposals had the potential for an agreement.

Whether the distribution companies take either of these options will be a measure of their desire to resolve the dispute through compromise and negotiation.

Both parties must agree to enter into mediation – it's a voluntary service and will only work if there is a genuine desire to resolve underlying issues.

Both leaders emphasized their desire to resolve the dispute over solar tariffs, which Mr. Li said China considers dangerous to the global economy.

"The parties desire to resolve this matter without resort to litigation or any administrative proceeding of any sort," the agreement says.

Officials from both countries expressed a desire to resolve their differences, but it appeared that both were drifting ever farther apart.

Never shouty or self-righteous, never callously glorying in slaughter, it demands respectful acceptance of our differences and the desire to resolve them in friendship.

Over the last several weeks, the administration's position has hardened, reflecting its interpretation of immigration law and its desire to resolve the matter quickly to avoid political damage to President Clinton and Mr. Gore.