Sentence examples for hope of resolution from inspiring English sources

But to argue these points is to join a religious war with no hope of resolution.

With the CCP increasingly paranoid over its power there appears little hope of resolution.

For numerologists, who study the occult significance of numbers, the date conjured up hidden conflicts, with some hope of resolution.

Behind the almost surreal national division highlighted by the campaign, there glimmers a distant hope of resolution.

Of course, transparency alone cannot solve complex conflicts, but without it the hope of resolution is dramatically diminished.

Years after the Farmingville debacle, roads and homes in Suffolk are as crowded with unwanted immigrants as they have ever been, with no hope of resolution near.

14 Senator Arlen Specter, Democrat of Pennsylvania, introduces a bill that would authorize federal financing for human embryonic stem cell research, raising Dr. Spence's hopes of resolution.

But it said that politicians in Washington were working to resolve the crisis and that there was still hope of a resolution.

In an attempt to win over the waverers, the US and Britain have abandoned hope of a resolution explicitly authorising war and opted for a watered-down version that reiterates much of the last UN resolution on Iraq, 1441.

Without the hope of peaceful resolution embedded in the sanctions, a descent to violence would have been inevitable.

Overall, the agreement at the EU summit to provide financial support to Spain and Italy gave investors renewed hope of a resolution to the continuing eurozone crisis.