Sentence examples for has long resolved from inspiring English sources

The United Nations has long resolved that given correct and appropriate information on family planning, individuals and couples will be able to exercise their exclusive right to determine their family size.

With Rosalynn, his wife of 69 years watching, he said the two had long resolved never go to sleep without settling their differences.

Even as they dreamed of a major league career for their son, Pedro Sr. and Luz Alvarez had long resolved not to sacrifice his education.

"We would have long resolved this issue if the players had come out in the open early enough to say their bonuses were never wired to their bank accounts, " he had previously said.

(In both films, fathers are absent or ineffectual, suggesting that the classical Oedipal conflict has long been resolved to the child's advantage).

This problem has long been resolved in established disciplines.

The overall question of whether sweeter foods are more appealing to babies has long since been resolved.

Problems with absenteeism and many workers' compensation claims have long been resolved, and Lordstown has become one of G.M.'s most productive and efficient plants.

"We regret that Boeing continues a legal battle that should have long been resolved by a mutual agreement," said Maggie Bergsma, an Airbus spokeswoman.

Republicans in Congress who support the N.S.A. program say that Democrats have been too eager to investigate issues that have long been resolved.

He had reminded them, according to Josephus, that they had "long ago resolved never to be servants to the Romans, nor to any other than God himself".