Sentence examples for due to be resolved from inspiring English sources

Most outstanding issues were due to be resolved by the beginning of September.

Safeguarding financial stability A "buffer" of up to €25bn will be set aside to recapitalise Greece's banks and wind down insolvent ones, with any capital shortfalls in the four major lenders due to be resolved by the end of 2015.

A "buffer" of up to €25bn will be set aside to recapitalise Greece's banks and wind down insolvent ones, with any capital shortfalls in the four major lenders due to be resolved by the end of 2015.

The relative lack of mainstream attention paid to Murdoch's investment in the UK radio industry may have been a blessing for his wider interests, given the concerns around media dominance that have dogged his 21st Century Fox group'songoing takeover bid for Sky TV, due to be resolved this weekend.

The design and validation of the maintenance strategy are key challenges which remain to be resolved due to the complex mechanical structure, the expensive physical mockup, and the potential risk of radiation hazards.

However, in traditional DD data processing methods, DD observations are normally not formed between different GNSS systems or the inter-system DD ambiguities are rather difficult to be resolved due to the different wavelength.

Most likely, the broadened lineshapes are not intense enough to be resolved due possibly to the slightly lower Al3+ diamagnetic impurity levels in the goethite samples.

Globally the order Rodentia represents the richest mammalian diversity [ 1], yet species and higher level classification within the order remains to be resolved due to controversies surrounding morphological character evolution in the group [ 2- 5].

Such questions are unlikely to be resolved empirically due to a lack of relevant data, and invite speculation rather than research.

Highlights: Discovery of Scorpius X-1, the first cosmic X-ray source and X-ray background, a signal appearing to come from all directions, possibly a truly diffuse emission and possibly due to many sources, too faint to be resolved individually.

At the beginning of a project, as much time as necessary must be invested on clarifying the subject of interest and ambiguity that might arise should be given due patience and energy it takes to be resolved.