Sentence examples for importance to resolve from inspiring English sources
"I heard often while traveling, and in my meetings with the government of Iraq, that it was of paramount importance to resolve the call for minority representation during the electoral process," he said.
Intact function of the alveolar epithelium is of critical importance to resolve reperfusion edema after lung transplantation.
Given the diverse function of p73 isoforms, it is thus of paramount importance to resolve the functional contribution of each isoform toward cancer development.
The determination of COS markers in Vaccinium macrocarpon is of importance to resolve the phylogenetic relationship of the cranberry and wild relative species in the Ericaceae family.
It is of importance to resolve the relationship of repeat RNA foci with known nuclear bodies, such as splicing speckles and paraspeckles, which look similar to the RNA foci described for CGG and CAG repeat expansions under the microscope.
For example, she assigned greater importance to resolving the conundrum around this patient's possible atrial fibrillation/postural hypotension than to fine tuning the coding of the patient's testicular operation.
They know the importance of dialogue to resolve conflict.
Both psychotherapies emphasize the importance of learning to resolve interpersonal problems as crucial for overcoming chronic depression.
In the hearing to decide whether the trial of John Downey, 62, from County Donegal in the Republic of Ireland, for the murder of four soldiers in Hyde Park in London in 1982, should go ahead, documents from 2000 were cited as evidence of the importance attached to resolving the issue.
"Minister Thach and General Vessey both reaffirmed their Governments' desire to normalize relations and agreed on the importance of continuing discussions to resolve differences between them," the statement said.
Despite its importance, no attempt was made to resolve this question in Crime as Opportunity, but twenty-two years later Felson and I felt able to claim that opportunity is a cause of crime (see Opportunity Makes the Thief, Felson and Clarke, 1998).
