Sentence examples for facilitated the resolution from inspiring English sources

The American recognition that the dividend of peace for the Palestinians would include their own state facilitated the resolution's last-minute adoption.

The application of topical corticosteroids facilitated the resolution of the cutaneous manifestations.

He reiterated his government's accusation Wednesday that the Obama administration facilitated the resolution rather than merely failing to block it.

For instance, while the Great Depression paved the way for the establishment of welfare states -- thanks to the New Deal and Keynesian economics -- across the industrialized world, giving birth to an era of egalitarian policies and middle-class empowerment, the 2004 tsunami in turn facilitated the resolution of the Banda Aceh conflict in Indonesia.

This participatory process facilitated the resolution of both site-specific and cross‒site issues– and helped in developing, determining and applying protocol adaptations.

"I endorse and am contributing to these settlements to facilitate the resolution of all matters and to minimize the impact on Sotheby's, a company I care about deeply," Mr. Taubman said.

The money would either go into the governments' general revenues or "accumulate in a fund to facilitate the resolution of weak institutions".

"Rouhani's election and his appointments to the nuclear diplomatic team have created a like-minded group that would facilitate the resolution of the dispute if the other side was willing to do so," Ali Akbar Salehi, a MIT PhD graduate and the Iranian atomic energy chief, said.

"A consumer may dispute any information in their file and ChexSystems will facilitate the resolution of the dispute on the consumer's behalf," the company said in a statement.

"The university plans to invite victims of Mr. Sandusky's abuse to participate in a program to facilitate the resolution of claims against the university arising out of Mr. Sandusky's conduct," Penn State said in a statement late Friday.

The official, Herman Nackaerts, deputy director of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said the discussions "could not finalize" a document that "once agreed, should facilitate the resolution of outstanding issues regarding possible military dimensions of Iran's nuclear program".