Sentence examples similar to making resolve from inspiring English sources

By doing such, some other singleton slots may appear making resolving some other packets possible.

But Mr. Grinstein, a Delta director who once ran Western Airlines, has made resolving the conflict with the pilots a priority.

Tuesday's attacks are a blow to Kerry, who made resolving the Israeli-Palestine conflict a priority for US diplomats.

Kerry made resolving the deadlocked Israeli-Palestine conflict a central aim of his tenure as secretary of state, but has made little progress.

He said if the law changed then other publishers should welcome it because it would make resolving cases cheaper and swifter.

Habré has been living in exile in Dakar since 1990 but this year Macky Sall, who became Senegal president in 2012, made resolving Habré's situation a priority.

That, he said, would probably require the White House to make resolving Mr. Chen's case a precondition for normal United States-China relations, including the current Strategic and Economic Dialogue.

The Nigerian government, which derives most of its revenue from oil and had been hobbled by the low-level insurgency that at times cut production in half, has tried to make resolving the insurgents' grievances a priority.

Senator Bill Nelson, Democrat of Florida and a member of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, has been urging the F.B.I. and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to make resolving Mr. Levinson's case a priority.

That makes resolving palimony and cohabitation cases tough from a tax viewpoint.

This makes resolving any short-term variability in dynamic features difficult when using satellite observations alone (Forbes et al. 1997).