Sentence examples for experience of resolving from inspiring English sources

Almost everyone with any experience of resolving cross-border civil disputes agrees that a return to the old way of working would very obviously be a retrograde step.

If Justice O'Connor were a little less willing to resolve our political battles, perhaps we could rediscover the experience of resolving them for ourselves.

Others believe that individuals are generally satisfied with the experience of resolving disputes through the legal system (Landry 2008).

(Gina, nurse) Another common experience of resolving threatening situations was colleagues turning up more or less by chance.

Yet as Bair rightly pointed out, the FDIC has had lots of experience with the problem of resolving commercial banks that are in trouble.

The spokeswoman said: "Glasgow 2014 and its official ticketing provider Ticketmaster are today urgently reviewing the performance of the ticketing website with the aim of resolving the issues experienced by some of our customers.

Mr. Maupin's literary style is not particularly sophisticated, line by line, but there is poetry in his depiction of the messy disorder of experience resolving itself into satisfying patterns.

He now faces the huge challenge of unifying a country with little sense of nationhood and little experience in resolving differences through politics.

"Those big demonstrations were my first experience of collective resolve.

This assured they got a great level of support, while working in pairs helped give them experience in resolving an issue as a group.

3. With his trade union experience of helping to resolve staff grievances, Brian might become a lay member of an employment tribunal, dealing with disputes between employers and employees.