Sentence examples for ironing out problems from inspiring English sources
Essentially the posts gave him privileged access to internal networks: ironing out problems, making systems work more efficiently and, ironically, making sure they were secure.
Palm thinks adding a new cellphone operator partner -- perhaps AT&T -- could help, as might ironing out problems with Verizon, an existing partner.
Mr Trichet has striven to build consensus on the rate-setting council, sometimes calling up members to iron out problems.
Mr. Chopra noted that when United Airlines and Continental merged their online reservations systems, it took weeks to iron out problems.
It's a complex procedure, so each broadcast has the luxury of two rehearsals and a private screening to iron out problems.
Nicholas Maxwell Emeritus reader, University College London Paul Mason is right to want a fundamental reform of economics, and not just to incorporate behavioural economics "so that bankers can construct trading models to iron out problems created by the way our brains work".
Firstly, they argue that Charles and his officials already have a close working relationship with government and that Charles's team at Clarence House usually shares with ministerial aides any speeches that touch on policy, so that they are ready to iron out problems in advance.
A specific group works on prioritising the bank's response to subpoenas; a weekly call involving 25-30 of the more senior people in the compliance division is designed to iron out problems that arise from all these requests.Given what went on during the crisis, it is no surprise that there is lots of litigation.
"[We] did numerous tests ahead of the shoot and even spoke with a chap in the employ of NASA to iron out problems but, when it came down to it, we didn't really know exactly what we were going to get, tests or no tests".
