Sentence examples for had still not resolved from inspiring English sources

Iraqi Shiite officials said Tuesday that they had still not resolved the dispute over the post of prime minister.

MPs expressed concern that new procedures he put in place after the Savile affair - when the BBC was panned for not running a Newsnight report exposing the late DJ as a child abuser - had still not resolved the problems in the corporation's management structure.

Many have still not resolved their feelings.

Yet the administration has still not resolved the longstanding dispute that is keeping long-haul Mexican trucks out of the United States, despite what is called for by Nafta.

Connecticut remains one of only four states in the nation that missed a July 1 budget deadline and has still not resolved its budget.

While the country is mulling over the sale of national assets, it has still not resolved the problems that are hampering the private sector.

In a bleak assessment of the state of Britain's asylum system, the Public Accounts Committee PACC) said that the Home Office has still not resolved 29,000 asylum applications dating back to 2007 and before, of which 11,000 have not even had an initial ruling on their claim.

Various internal reviews by the military and the C.I.A. have still not resolved the question of whether Mr. Hussein was at the location at all, according to senior military and intelligence officials, although the C.I.A. maintains that he was probably at Dora Farms.

Even as he alluded to issues like the future of the local school boards that the State Senate and Assembly have still not resolved, he said, "Over the next couple of days, hopefully we can go from an understanding to an agreement to actually a piece of legislation that both legislative bodies in Albany can pass and the governor can sign".

If after 3 wk of delay all toxicity has still not resolved then any further treatment with TEM was stopped.

The union said some cases which started early in 2013 had still not been resolved.