Sentence examples for for a reasonable solution from inspiring English sources

If this matter can be reviewed by the next administration, the new government would look for a reasonable solution based on the alliance between South Korea and the U.S. that can secure the national interest as well as a national consensus.

And both statesmen undoubtedly held the opinion that if these territories -- if, I should like to say, the last chance for a reasonable solution of this problem was exhausted -- there was certainly a justification for Adolf Hitler to incorporate these territories into the German Reich by some other procedure.

Since dividing and trading exemptions can be thorny, it's usually best to work with a tax professional for a reasonable solution for both parties.

Mr Rutte warned in a statement (in Dutch) that the Turkish threat of sanctions made "the search for a reasonable solution impossible".

We continue to advocate for a reasonable solution to the budget crisis that recognizes the needs of vulnerable children, adults and families in Illinois and the cost-effectiveness of providing 'upstream' services and supports for these at-risk populations".

Optical see-through (OST) systems in DR have been lagging the technical difficulties of "shutting off light rays from the real object" that is the preconditioning procedure of DR. In other words, we also expect the emergence of a reasonable solution for occlusion problems of OST display in AR/MR [79].

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'Ontology (i.e. structured vocabulary or the terms for conceptualization)'-based pathway annotation and nomenclature can be a reasonable solution for this problem.

It, too, would give explicit Palestinian recognition of Israel as the Jewish state and come to a reasonable solution for Jerusalem and the Palestinian refugees.

Gov. Gray Davis outlined his initial steps today to deal with California's energy problems, but consumer advocates said he did little to provide a reasonable solution for them.

This is a reasonable solution for many Israelis, having been accepted in 1978 by Prime Minister Menachem Begin and ratified by the Israeli Knesset.