Sentence examples for form to resolve from inspiring English sources

Responses to questions at level A are no longer adequate in form to resolve questions at level B, which inevitably take on new aspects through their application to new circumstances.

The notice "asks" the voter to affirm citizenship on an enclosed form to "resolve doubt about your registration".

A special panel will be formed to resolve differences between the houses before they take final votes on Thursday.

Earlier this week the Lebanese foreign minister, Gebran Bassil, met Australia's ambassador to Lebanon, Glenn Miles, and said a joint committee was being formed to resolve the custody of the children.

Known to favour settlement of the case of Alfred Dreyfus, the Jewish army officer whose conviction for treason on questionable evidence in 1894 had divided French society, he summoned René Waldeck-Rousseau to form a ministry to resolve the Dreyfus affair and appealed to all republicans to rally behind it.

But afterward, both Mr. Silver and an aide to Mr. Bloomberg rejected the very idea of forming a panel to resolve the school financing issue, saying they would not participate in it whether the governor invited them to send a representative or not.

In 1964, Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson formed a committee to resolve the issue, sparking a serious debate about a flag change.

To obtain conceptual equivalence, three of the researchers independently translated the questions to Dutch and then formed a panel to resolve discrepancies in these forward translations.

Patterns behave socially in the forms of Pattern Languages (PLs) to resolve problems.

There are several previous works on the disambiguation [ 38, 39] and normalization of short forms, with the goal to resolve the correct long form depending on its context.

As Mr. Obama said at his news conference, since last spring Republicans have repeatedly refused to form a conference committee to resolve differences between the separate annual budgets passed by the House and the Senate.