Sentence examples for interest of resolving from inspiring English sources

"We did this in the interest of resolving all issues dating from before June 8," the statement said, referring to the date of the vote to oust Mr. Smith.

On the basis of the above assessment, and in the interest of resolving the present crisis, we direct all officials and fellow countrymen to the following proposals: 1) Arrests and assaults of reformist and Green movement activists and any use of deadly weapons against the protesters are against the national interest and must be stopped and condemned by the authorities.

The others balked, accusing Cameron of putting Britain's perceived interests ahead of resolving the EU's worst crisis.

These notes on the specific feature of aplacophorans therefore are of general interest to resolving the pattern and tempo of molluscan evolution, regardless of differences between our new topology and other studies.

But these Democrats said that they were willing to live with it, if grudgingly, in the interest of finally resolving their differences with the White House.

Therefore, it is of interest to resolve excessive inflammation without compromising host defense mechanisms.

That undermines efficient capital allocation and allows excesses to fester.Many officials are aware of this, but conflicts of interest get in the way of resolving the problem.

But at its heart it is corporatist, assigning to the state the job of resolving conflicts between interest groups, including workers and employers.

Beauchamp and Childress gave little guidance regarding the approach of resolving conflicts of interests between two persons.

Some have attributed the delay in JOBS Act rule-making to the difficult task of resolving these potentially countervailing interests.

I believe there are ways of resolving this problem, ways that might recruit other powerful interests against these corporations.