Sentence examples for for ultimate resolution from inspiring English sources

Both parties suggest that the employee/independent contractor question is one of law for ultimate resolution by the Court.

The result has been a paralysis not only at the White House but on Capitol Hill, complicating the chances for an ultimate resolution of how to protect hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants, the problem underlying the shutdown.

Is the other establishing the claim for the ultimate resolution or is she putting her best foot forward?

On Wednesday, US Secretary of State John Kerry called for "an ultimate resolution" of the conflict between during talks with Azeri President Ilham Aliyev at the State Department.

On Wednesday, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry called for "an ultimate resolution" of the conflict between during talks with Azeri President Ilham Aliyev at the State Department.

Only a gene marker that is developed for the specific functional polymorphism of a gene responsible for a given trait can provide the ultimate resolution needed for selection of the trait [ 37].

Everybody knows that whatever diplomatic disguise is used, the ultimate resolution for the Libyan conflict can only be regime change.

WASHINGTON — For President Obama, this is what bipartisanship looks like in the new era: messy, combustible and painful, brought on under the threat of even more unpalatable consequences and yet still deferring the ultimate resolution for another day.

For the macroprobe, the ultimate resolution is determined by aberrations and diffraction in the image-forming device or by limitations such as pixel size and cross talk between pixels in the detector.

Whole-genome sequencing via NGS provides ultimate resolution for epidemiological studies of transmission and relatedness, and may soon be cost-effective for routine use [ 1, 2].

The attempt to use island biogeography for reserve network design soon generated a major controversy, whether single large or several small (SLOSS) reserves were preferable.[4] Though this controversy persisted for almost a decade, its ultimate resolution was that it had no solution: by 1985 it was clear that the answer depended on highly contingent local factors (Soulé & Simberloff 1986).