Sentence examples for influence to resolve from inspiring English sources
They say he is slow to use his influence to resolve disputes, particularly over large development projects that have pitted town against town.
He is a sex industry magnate who at the height of his influence decided to resolve a property dispute by hiring the army to bulldoze dozens of shops and bars in Sukhumvit Square at 4 A.M. one Sunday in January as the police watched.
The solution to the system of discrete nonlinear equations is accomplished by LU decomposition in conjunction with the influence matrix to resolve the lack of vorticity boundary conditions.
She recalled the recent discovery that Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey had been using his influence to try to resolve a multimillion-dollar Medicare billing dispute for a Florida ophthalmologist whose company contributed more than $700,000 toward the election of Senate Democrats, Menendez included.
Their prominence and influence often leads authorities to resolve cases without a public trial.
"Tsvangirai said that when he was in the UK recently he told the British to refrain from making public statements on land reform in Zimbabwe and to use their influence behind the scenes to resolve the problem".
General Sisi also harshly criticized the United States as having abandoned Egypt, even as he asked for the Obama administration to use its "leverage and influence" with the Brotherhood to resolve the political conflict.
Carrasco, in turn, used her influence at the tax office to resolve Montserrat's problems with her imported Mercedes.
"It's important for us to use all of our influence to encourage the parties to resolve these issues in ways that are equitable," he said.
"Thanks to my contacts and influence, we have been able to resolve kidnappings in the Arab world and avoid terrorist attacks in and out of Spain," Kassar told El Mundo when the extradition was finalized.
On the other hand, the influence of interdiffusion is difficult to resolve completely by most measurement approaches.
