Sentence examples for first try to resolve from inspiring English sources

AT the customer assistance operation here in Houston, employees tell callers to first try to resolve problems directly with their banks.

If a faculty member has concerns that the process regarding her or his promotion or tenure decision was not fair or adequate, including a final decision by a department or school not to initiate or advance a case for promotion or tenure, the faculty member should first try to resolve these concerns at the department or school level.

The BBB suggests, but does not require consumers to first try to resolve the issue with the business before commencing the official BBB complaint filing process.

If you're unhappy with a purchase, filing a chargeback right away, without first trying to resolve the issue with the merchant, is at most "a failure to comply with the procedural requirements of the chargeback right," she adds.

The Vietnamese Embassy sent its diplomats to the camp on Friday — a week after it first opened — to try to resolve the matter and begin to identify those being held.

You could speak to your line manager or HR in the first instance and try to resolve the issues on a more informal basis.

Fourth, and finally: try to resolve tradeoffs.

I am now in the UK for the third time to try to resolve this but, after four weeks here, nothing has moved.

PHOENIX — Lawyers in Arizona for the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office and attorneys from the U.S. Justice Department plan to meet for the first time Monday to try to resolve federal accusations of civil rights violations against the local law enforcement department.

First, contact the merchant and try to resolve the billing dispute directly with them.

Complainant must try to resolve matter privately first.