Sentence examples for had resolved in from inspiring English sources

Third, because Congress itself had resolved in 1778 that if America's enemies "persist in their present career of barbarity, we will take such exemplary vengeance as shall deter others from a like conduct".

Mr. Blair argues that "even late in 2002 and early 2003, we could still have avoided a conflict," but adds that by the time of an April 2002 meeting at Mr. Bush's Texas ranch, "I had resolved in my own mind that removing Saddam would do the world, and most particularly the Iraqi people, a service".

08808441-2339-4704-9935-f2211e07a822 RUDY revolt update: Earlier this month, James Dobson announced that he and some other Christian conservative bigwigs had resolved, in a "secret" meeting in Salt Lake City, to back a third-party candidate should the pro-choice Rudy Giuliani win the Republican nomination.

On discharge, orthostatic hypotension had resolved in 23 patients.

Furthermore, the auditory hallucinations had resolved in tandem with headache episodes after conventional migraine prophylaxis.

In the present study, anxiety-like behavior had resolved in the CLP group by day 30 after surgery.

"The outcome that the governor created is how the case should have resolved in the first place," Mr. Patton said.

Then, at visit 2, 331 of these 339 findings (97.6 %) were reported as "none", i.e. as having resolved in the patients initially diagnosed with nasopharyngitis.

Finally, we show how this hybrid regulatory state has resolved in different ways in different lineages to generate the diversity of regulatory network structures observed in modern species.

Darwin exposed the fallacy of this conclusion, and the efforts of countless scientists since then have resolved in increasingly fine detail how the various components of eyes are likely to have evolved.9.9

These premonitory symptoms can occur hours to days before the onset of pain, can occur or persist in the headache phase, and can indeed persist after the headache has resolved in the postdrome [4].