Sentence examples for interests to resolve from inspiring English sources

The combination of President Obama's character and his sense of how important it is for American national interests to resolve the Arab-Israeli conflict have propelled his moves in the past 15 months.

But he added that it was in everybody's interests to resolve the uncertainty.

Some of them include counter-terrorism (exchanging information and intelligence); counter-piracy (Russian ships have been alongside U.S., EU, NATO and other allies on this mission off East Africa for years); Afghanistan (where it is in both of our interests to resolve the insurgency and reduce the flow of opium out of the country); and possibly strategic arms limitations.

Not surprisingly, each country is pursuing its own self-interest to resolve internal economic problems.

Mr. Marovitz, 66, agreed to pay about $168,000 in penalties, disgorged profits and interest to resolve the case.

"It's in our national interest to resolve this issue as soon as possible to create the certainty and stability our country needs for the future," he said.

That's because it is in Mexico's interest to resolve disputes over drug enforcement and the U.S. interdiction of migrants, and is in the U.S. interest to encourage development of Mexico's oil and gas potential.

"It's in our national interest to resolve this issue as soon as possible to create the certainty and stability our country needs for the future".Sorry, but whose interest is he thinking of?

"It's in our national interest to resolve this issue as soon as possible to create the certainty and stability our country needs for the future," he wrote in the Mail on Sunday.

Invoking government policy as the reason for not being named, the official added that it was still in Berlin's interest to resolve the crisis, particularly since Germany was providing the largest guarantee to the euro zone's bailout fund.

"I truly believe," she said, "that it is in everyone's interest to resolve this issue to restore people's confidence in their government and to assure New Yorkers that the risks they face from indoor air contamination have been properly addressed".