Sentence examples for likes to resolve from inspiring English sources

This, in turn, reflected what analysts say is a growing rift between ASEAN countries loyal to China, and those contesting territory with it in the South China Sea, a group that increasingly looks for support to America.The acrimony was almost unprecedented in a group which, according to the Straits Times, a Singaporean newspaper, likes to resolve disputes "quietly amid the rustle of batik silks".

He said: "We would like to resolve these things through talks.

Five years after they moved into the building, the owners "would like to resolve this quickly," Mr. Winkler said.

As for the timing of when he would like to resolve the Jeter situation, Steinbrenner indicated he would like everything concluded by Christmas.

Yes, we know that in the key of G a C chord would like to resolve to G. How does it get there?

I'd like to resolve all issues in a peaceful way, without using our military, and I think we have an opportunity to do so".

I would like to resolve to value all that I have – my four children, my wife, my home, my siblings and other relatives.

"We would like to resolve this out of the courts – Pound is not a trademark and anyone can refer to his ideas".

Mueller said there was no timetable for a trade, although published reports indicated the team would like to resolve the matter by the start of free agency March 1.

The Obama administration, while skeptical of Mr. Rouhani's message of openness, would like to resolve tensions with Iran through negotiations, while Israel has warned that Iran may be trying to buy time for developing a nuclear weapon.

Someone I knew liked to resolve all-nighter jet lag with a double hit of NyQuil: she would get into bed early, start reading, and let the draught knock her out.