He decided to continue passing the house every day until he had resolved the question that arose.
We've resolved the question for back-to-school purposes (we went for disclosure), but it's sure to come up again.
Three biologists claim today to have resolved the question at issue between anglers and animal rights activists – can fish feel pain?
Because of the potential of such a missile, Unscom had informed Iraq that such a development should not proceed until technical discussions had resolved the question of capability.
And governments, unfortunately, have not nearly begun addressing these factors in a truly satisfactory way.And a third issue is that the economics profession has not, as it almost certainly assumed that it had, resolved the question of how policymakers should react in a Depression-economics world.
That should have resolved the question of corn's origins, but it didn't.
In both Australia and the UK, then, legislators have resolved the question of grandparental access by acknowledging that grandparents may form special relationships without assuming that they are special because they are made with grandparents.
What happened on Sept. 11, said Omar Shelbaya, an importer, could only be seen as "an extremely insane act," but the United States had to take "75percentt of the blame" for not having resolved the Palestinian question.
Now, astrophysicist Jeffrey Linsky of the University of Colorado in Boulder and colleagues think they have resolved the latter question with six years' worth of data on the Milky Way Galaxy collected by NASA's Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer (FUSE) spacecraft.
Even so, says Harvard's David Haig, "this is beautiful work; it appears to have resolved the long-standing question of the nature of the monotreme sex-chromosome system".
