Sentence examples for moving to resolve from inspiring English sources

The concession by Microsoft comes as the company is moving to resolve legal entanglements on many fronts, and only a month after the European Union fined the company $600 million for anticompetitive practices.

Moving to resolve an issue that has dogged the university for months, Harvard's president, Lawrence H. Summers, said today that he would support substantial raises for its janitors, gardeners, security guards and other low-wage workers.

Moving to resolve a custody battle over one of the oldest and most significant set of human remains ever found in North America, Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt announced today that the bones of Kennewick Man belong to five American Indian tribes that claim him as an ancestor and wish to bury him.

Moving to resolve and break up the bank under Dodd-Frank, should it prove to be insolvent, would take uncharacteristic nerve.

Government moves to resolve the issue peacefully leave the PAD cold.

Up to a dozen employees may lose their jobs as the company moves to resolve investigations, these people said.

With gloom in Brussels, and exasperation in Berlin and Paris, Jan Fischer, the prime minister, moved to resolve the impasse.

As part of the zero-problems policy, Turkey moved to resolve longstanding tensions with Cyprus and Armenia and, more successfully, with Greece and Syria.

Over the past year, as the city's Department of Education moved to resolve technical problems and expand access to more teachers and parents, the complaints have largely subsided.

In addition, it is still uncertain how policy makers will move to resolve debt woes in Greece, which became an international concern in January amid worries of a broader crisis.

White House officials say that in September, after Mr. Bush returns to Washington from a monthlong working vacation at his Texas ranch, he will move to resolve differences between House and Senate bills that would add a drug benefit to Medicare.