How can this dilemma be resolved?
Rublev's dilemma is resolved after he watches a young craftsman at work on a huge church bell, untrammelled by doubts, pressing ahead through all difficulties.
This apparent dilemma is resolved if one considers nitrates to provide a sustained source of "NO bioactivity," certainly of longer duration than that provided by true NO.
But that dilemma was resolved for the Warriors coach, Brian Noble, when Michael Withers failed a fitness test, allowing Ashton to start his farewell tour of the Super League grounds in a bitterly cold Hull.
This ethical dilemma is resolved by a trick (devised by the Duke, in disguise) to substitute for Isabella a woman (Mariana) whom Angelo was supposed to marry but refused when she could produce no dowry.
In Tabby McTat, a busker's cat is torn between staying with the busker or going home to his wife; the dilemma is resolved by having their son take over the busker's cat role.
That moral and plotting dilemma was resolved by the author of A Timely Warning by framing the story as one of an overly indulged prodigal son — "a young gentleman " — who sells his soul to the devil to get revenge against his father and mother because his father denied him some money.
In a statement today, Mr. Dole admitted that "not every policy dilemma was resolved, and some of our answers are less than complete". THE 99TH CONGRESS: ITS 1986 RECORD Following are the major actions of the 99th Congress, second session: THE COURTS: President Reagan's nominations for the Supreme Court passed Senate muster.
Bill Gross, a portfolio manager and widely followed authority on the influence of economic and government policy on financial markets, predicted in a recent Bloomberg News interview that whichever way the dilemma was resolved would take about one percentage point off the U.S. economy and send growth "closer to the zero line".
The dilemma was resolved by evidence provided by angular-correlation experiments, particularly that from the experiment on \ \ce{^{6}He}\) by Rustad and Ruby (1953 19555) (a) Angular Correlation Experiments.
