Sentence examples for issue not to be resolved from inspiring English sources

Whether the failed test was the result of a one-time lapse, as Washington had insisted, or an accidental glimpse into a more disturbing lifestyle is another issue, not to be resolved here or perhaps anywhere.

But even more elementary, had they been admissible affidavits of thirteen bishops they could not have varied the principle that issues of fact are not to be resolved on summary judgment.

Collins goes on to claim that some defenders of free will admit that the issues is tangled and not to be resolved by appeals to vulgar experience.

The issue is not expected to be resolved until the G-20 meeting.

"This issue is not going to be resolved in the short order," Mr. Kruger said.

That begins to scare people, since they can look ahead and see that the issue is not going to be resolved quickly, since you have to find the oil many years in advance of being able to produce it.

"The general perception is that European financial issues are not going to be resolved soon and they will provide periodic disruptions to global financial markets for years".

In this view, public problems are not technical issues to be resolved by experts.

"One theory is the political conversation is not addressing the need of U.S. citizen Latinos who were born here and are multigenerational, for which immigration is not a personal issue to be resolved," said Arturo Vargas, executive director of the National Assn. of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials.

For the political forces pushing the abduction issue in Japan do not actually want the issue to be resolved.

Like you said, we can't expect every issue to be resolved.