Sentence examples for has resolved the problem from inspiring English sources

Arben Citaku, the secretary of the Ministry of Spatial Planning, told a parliamentary hearing "the ministry has resolved the problem of the new location and defined the further steps that needs to be worked on… we believe the same economic status of villagers that moved to [New Hade] has been preserved, even though we might not have improved that status".

The apparent changes of direction noted in Section 5 will be taken either as stages in Boethius's re-education or as unintended effects of the author's wish to make this work into a compendium of a syncretistic philosophical system, and Philosophy's own view that she has resolved the problem of prescience will be accepted as that of Boethius the author.

"I do not think this has resolved the problem, since Ma'lik is still a member of the team," she said.

Complaining about voting in New York is like kvetching about the G train or about overly aggressive costumed characters in Times Square -- everyone agrees that it's unnecessarily terrible, but no one has resolved the problem.

The additional 416 TiB were of a newer generation, with more RAM dedicated to metadata operations, which has resolved the problem.

It consists of six steps: (1) write a clear definition of the problem, (2) generate multiple solutions to the problem, (3) select the best solution, (4) work out a systematic plan for this solution, (5) carry out the solution, and (6) evaluate as to whether the solution has resolved the problem.

BA is unlikely to have secured the same discount on the $403m£265m5m) list price obtained by the earliest adopters, but takes delivery after Airbus has resolved the problems of cracks in the wings that grounded several A380s in 2012.

So far, the company has resolved the problems that arise in-house.

Only when he has resolved the problems in astronomy does Gersonides apply their findings to theological cosmology.

My recommendation is to copy the error message into a Google search and read how others have resolved the problem.

At minimum, the university would have to prove that it had resolved the problem, which typically requires an intensive software audit within a very short timeframe.