Sentence examples for must to resolve from inspiring English sources

How can Ukraine possibly move quickly to national elections, as it must to resolve the issue of legitimacy, while another country has troops on its territory?

"The euro zone countries must do what they must to resolve the crisis, but the way forward for the E.U. as a whole is not more centralization and uniformity, but flexibility and variable geometry," Mr. Hague said.

"The eurozone countries must do what they must to resolve the crisis, but the way forward for the EU as a whole is not more centralisation and uniformity but of flexibility and variable geometry, that allows differing degrees of integration in different areas, done in ways that do not disadvantage those that do not wish to participate in everything, and preserves the things we all value".

Thus the G.A.O. must sue to resolve the question.

Policy makers must work to resolve this credit crunch.

Mr. Brooks's assertion diverts us from this context we must confront to resolve our health and health care crises.

It's one of the book's mysteries that each reader must try to resolve for herself: why is Yunior telling this story?

"Maybe we must find a reason why, it's very unlucky to have three of them, especially all strikers, with a muscle injury, but we must try to resolve the problem.

Furthermore, it is not to philosophy but science that we must look to resolve the relative contributions of each, for "Both tendencies will find their correctives in investigation" [Wheeler 1899, p. 284].

The U.S. and China must continue to resolve differences in national economic policies that inhibit joint innovation and advancement of renewable energy technologies.

While the Band Council doesn't support the blockade and must try to resolve these disputes as per the IBA agreement, Chief Spence doesn't want to see arrests for the blockaders.