Sentence examples for has always resolved from inspiring English sources

In the past, Congress has always resolved its differences in time to avoid a debt crisis.

One of the ways we've always resolved tip-of-the-tongue was by using other people.

If war was given up, then some other means would have to be found to resolve disputes that war had always resolved.

Prior bankruptcies had always been resolved without clients losing money.

Imperialist crises, though tense at times, had always been resolved, and even Germany's ambitions were on the verge of being served through a 1914 agreement with Britain on a planned partition of the Portuguese empire.

Mr Obama has negotiated with Republicans over the debt limit and the US budget in the past, but those negotiations have always been resolved before a government shutdown.

You and your colleagues serve on the very institution American democracy has always relied on to resolve conflicts that arise when the electorate in one state sees things one way and another state's electorate sees the issue another way, or when a state law tramples on rights covered by the overarching federal law of the Constitution which you so solemnly invoke.

What Kessler's FDA has done is to resolve what has always been the thorniest dilemma of cigarette regulation; namely, that no one knew who was supposed to do the regulating.

Yet, what is baffling is that the dispute has always seemed overly technical and easily resolved, if there was the slightest desire on either side.

The origin of this pandemic has always been disputed and may never be resolved.

Rainie's relationship with Tanya has always been fractured, though Rainie tries to resolve the tension with Tanya during her return in 2011.