Sentence examples similar to discovers a resolution from inspiring English sources
Working with parties both together and separately, mediators seek to help them discover a resolution that is sustainable, voluntary, and nonbinding.
Seuss manages to work out all of these possibilities in the relationships among Eric, Lord Droon, and King Birtram in The King's Stilts, and perhaps because he feels he has now truly expressed the complexity of the dilemma and discovered a satisfying resolution, he moves on to other themes.
In setting out here to look for HuD-specific T cell responses we have discovered an unexpected resolution to these conflicting points by finding that there is strong tolerance to the HuD protein in normal resting mice.
It turned out to be a lucrative call: a bystander had discovered a high-resolution shot of the suspect that was serendipitously taken after the explosion, giving the authorities a (literally) much clearer picture than grainy security camera footage.
The government says it will this week facilitate a series of "indicative votes" to test preferences among MPs and try to discover whether there is a resolution capable of attracting majority support.
At Cornell he worked on near-field microscopy, which uses light waves near a material's surface to obtain images of a higher resolution than could be achieved with normal optical microscopy, which has a resolution limit (discovered by German physicist Ernst Abbe in 1873) of about 200 nanometres (nm) for the shortest wavelengths of visible light.
Mr. Quayle's staff discovered that the United Nations has passed a resolution urging that endangered species not be presented as diplomatic gifts.
Children can discover the Norwegian Santa, and make a BFG dream bottle with a resolution for the new year.
One thing I've discovered from doing my happiness project is -- no surprise -- it's easy and fun to make a resolution, but it's not always easy to keep a resolution.
