Sentence examples for has finally been resolved from inspiring English sources
After more than six months, the long-awaited sale of Seagram's bulging drinks portfolio, with its 250-odd wine and spirits brands, such as Chivas Regal whisky, Captain Morgan rum and Martell cognac, has finally been resolved.Not surprisingly, given the chaotic auction process, the final outcome is messy.
The Hobbesian choice between watching television at your friend's house or looking at baby pictures at your friend's house has finally been resolved.
The controversy about tobacco being harmful to human health has finally been resolved, but for decades tobacco companies had scientific reports that tobacco wasn't dangerous.
The lockout in 2011 created a tentative peace with the players' union and Los Angeles has finally been resolved enough that London is now a top priority.
The home secretary, Theresa May, is due to make a Commons statement on the future of police stop-and-search powers, suggesting that her nine-month dispute with Downing Street over the issue has finally been resolved.
One major issue has finally been resolved: according to court papers, Judge Allan L. Gropper in the United States Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan ordered late last month that the LeRoys' license be extended from Jan . 31to Feb. 14, long enough for the family to remove items it owns and to conduct the auction.
Months of speculation over David Beckham's future have finally been resolved after he confirmed that he will join the LA Galaxy on a five-year deal worth £128m (£25.6m per year) at the end of his Real Madrid contract this summer.
He returned as the fourth official for Tottenham Hotspur's victory over West Ham United at White Hart Lane on Sunday and will take charge of Wednesday's game between Southampton and Norwich at St Mary's having expressed relief last week that the incident had finally been resolved.
One fact, however, is clear: in the wake of these changes, composition moved much more into the front and centre of activities as in the works of Leo Smith, Henry Threadgill, and Dave Douglas which suggests that the long-standing conflict between improvisation and composition may have finally been resolved.
It had seemed last summer that the vexed question of how to reorganise heart surgery for very sick children in England and Wales had finally been resolved.
This had seeped into national consciousness over many decades, and doubts about our superiority in the difficult years of the cold war had finally been resolved after our "victory" over Soviet communism.
