Sentence examples for government resolving from inspiring English sources

DAKAR, Senegal — Nomadic rebels whose revolt in northern Mali last year split the West African nation signed a peace deal Tuesday with the government, resolving a stumbling block to the country's reconstruction.

Many thought Robinson was a natural number two, but he proved an effective first minister, bedding down the awkward, unwieldy system of power-sharing government, resolving perpetual crises, standoffs and cliff edges.

Worse, it will be the government resolving the decommissioning issue in favour of the terrorists".Previous crises in the switchback history of the peace process were resolved, or at least postponed, after all-night sessions chaired by powerful outsiders: the former American Senator George Mitchell, or Mr Blair himself with the assistance of the Irish prime minister, Bertie Ahern.

Understandably, confidence in the government resolving the integration process is waning.

This schedule disintegration only grows more likely when one considers all the other issues Congress has to resolve, at least in in theory, by year's end: funding the government, resolving the fate of DREAMers, and potentially stabilizing the individual insurance markets, to name a few.

The Fleet Street press agitation about naval supremacy resulted in the British government resolving in 1889 to maintain enough battleships to equal the combined strength of the next two largest navies in the world.

The government resolved to tackle them.

In decisive moves, her government resolved these problems.

Yet, despite its lack of brilliance, the Lanza-Sella government resolved the Roman Question.

Last week, the government resolved to defend residents' property rights against such illegal eviction and demolition.

The Conservative peer said vulnerable people would suffer unless the government resolved to fund care properly.