Sentence examples for is finding a resolution from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Mr McGuinness said: "The number one priority for me and my party is finding a resolution to the difficulties currently facing the executive.

29– 33 The main challenge in the accomplishment of efficient DKR processes is finding racemization and kinetic-resolution processes that are mutually compatible under suitable reaction conditions.

Although Mr Prescott pays lip-service to the convention that he is not directly negotiating with the FBU, his vanity persuades him that he alone is capable of finding a resolution.

He shouldn't have had to say it: it's obvious that the next six months will be critical in finding a resolution to the political crisis that has engulfed Britain.

In response, LightSquared said it believed the testing was "seriously flawed" and that the company was "committed to finding a resolution with the federal government and the GPS industry".

"The reason for this is because Khan is becoming more radical, and although working this case simply to gain intelligence on Khan's contacts is certainly an option, it is the investigative team's view that all work done in this case should be focused towards finding a resolution, i.e. a disruption via arrest/prosecution.

It said the government was committed to finding a resolution to the Twaddell/Ardoyne dispute, but that a mediation panel is not covered by Tuesday's agreement.

The nature of worldviews and perceptions of science are such that finding a resolution or common ground for the discussion of evolution as a viable explanation of the origin of species may not be possible without questioning personal perspectives, which is a tenuous territory.

The management says: "We are close to finding a resolution".

The round-table talks between Northern Ireland's political parties are aimed at finding a resolution to the crisis at Stormont.

(They are working on finding a resolution with the agency though and consumers can still get ancestry analysis).