Sentence examples similar to go on to resolve from inspiring English sources

The Court goes on to resolve the harmless-error question.

There being no double jeopardy bar to a new trial, the court went on to resolve the merits of the appeal in the Government's favor.

Laos is the source of much international debate and attempts are still going on to resolve the stalemate among Laotian neutralist, Communist & rightist factions.

But Connelly goes on to resolve both Harry's home-turf case and that nasty business in Hong Kong in his customary ­double-barreled style of action and intelligence.

"Everyone is scared to get in the water right now, but there are concerted efforts going on to resolve the situation and I really don't think we will see any lasting consequences in terms of the tourism industry".

His death ahead of May's presidential elections is a blow to moderate president Hassan Rouhani who allied himself with Rafsanjani to win the 2013 election and went on to resolve Iran's long standoff with the West on the nuclear program.

When asked how he resolved the situation, Miller went on to explain proudly that he used his words and told her to stop, but "she did not listen".

[1] Although most of these sexually-transmitted HPV infections are transient and often cleared by our immune systems within a few years, those contagions that do not resolve go on to cause many different types of disease in both females and males.

They go on to propose possible means of resolving the issues, indicating regions to be resequenced and potential reads to aid in closing any gaps that are present.

Second, granted that there are contradictions or incoherences in the thought of common sense, the metaphysician must go on to maintain that they cannot be resolved by deserting common sense for science.

Consequently, I go on to inquire how it ought to be resolved.