Sentence examples for getting to a resolution from inspiring English sources

The odds of the parties getting to a resolution of the conflict on their own are next to nil.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton intimated as much soon before the vote when she warned, "We've urged both parties to refrain from actions that might in any way make a return to meaningful negotiations that focus on getting to a resolution more difficult".

Still, he said, "I think we are all hopeful we will get to a resolution".

"We should be able to get to a resolution quickly," he added.

HIcks echoed the optimism.

Voluntary resolutions such as this are commonly used by OCR across the country because they allow us to get to a resolution that protects students more quickly and more effectively.

It also focuses on getting to a quick, fair resolution.

However, when the MP said it came from a leaked email in his possession she conceded: "I may have used the term by means of an incentive to get to a swift resolution".

"We hope soon to be able to get to an amicable resolution of this whole matter," Biagas said.

It's got to be a resolution through the Security Council," he said.

"We are getting closer to a resolution, but there is still some way to go and several obstacles to overcome.