Sentence examples for issue may be resolved from inspiring English sources

This could take several years but the issue may be resolved earlier - within two years - because Britain has made itself a party to a similar Dutch case which has already reached Strasbourg.

With Israeli Government officials eager to repair the relationship, and no time limit on the GoNZ's restrictions, it is possible the issue may be resolved in six months, when the Cara and Kelman have served their time, and leave the country.

This issue may be resolved by a frequency-tunable micromirror.

This issue may be resolved in the future studies using the authentication mechanisms [28, 29].

It also looks like the Apple page in question is up again, so the issue may be resolved.

By modification of the custom-built tool being used for this work via the incorporation of a drop dispenser unit on the stepper head, instead of spinning resist onto the samples pre-imprinting, this issue may be resolved.

With the exception of the sensitive area of justice and home affairs, most of the difficult negotiations with Croatia have been concluded, and Hungary hopes that outstanding issues may be resolved in June.

The build, it's worth noting right off the bat, isn't quite final, so some of the issues may be resolved when the final version drops today.

Further, the methodology identifies key assumptions within the nuclear sector in the US that are contested, and delivers lessons on how these contested issues may be resolved.

Some of these issues may be resolved by relatively simple changes in the NDR algorithm.

Issues may be resolved by patients with no reference to anyone outside their circle of family and friends (Eakin and Strycker, 2001).