Sentence examples for difficulties to be resolved from inspiring English sources

However, there are many difficulties to be resolved in study and design of gyrotrons meeting requirements.

He called for "diplomatic difficulties" to be resolved to "stop the epidemic" and to compensate victims fully.

Most of the difficulties to be resolved before this is done involve, not the launching rocket, but the capsule that will carry the passenger.

Mr Robinson admitted there were difficulties to be resolved but said "everyone should cool their jets".

This is one of the design difficulties to be resolved if future extension is planned.

When difficulties arise as to what to make of a work of art or when several conflicting interpretations come to mind, how is the difficulty to be resolved?

Typically of him, Syrianus goes one by one through the aporiae raised by Aristotle on the subject-matter and methodology of 'first philosophy' and explains briefly how he himself thinks these difficulties ought to be resolved, not how Aristotle resolves them in subsequent books of the Metaphysics.

However, a number of technical difficulties need to be resolved before a feasible strategy can be developed for controlling UCP2 in particular, and mitochondrial uncoupling in general.

Particular difficulties still to be resolved concerned air transport, intelligence and leadership factors, she said, acknowledging that Europe was not yet self-sufficient in this area.

"We want to be open and transparent and say: 'Look, there are difficulties that need to be resolved', and we need to do that together to work out what the best options are," he said.

This rapporteur can well understand the difficulties that have to be resolved.