Sentence examples for nearing resolution from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit is still slogging on but nearing resolution.

So when Healy took over, the board told her that the organization's battle with the F.D.A. was nearing resolution and that Atlanta was an isolated case.

About fifty journalists were covering Syria at the time; the battle for Aleppo was under way and the war seemed to be nearing resolution.

A number of issues are nearing resolution, although others — including the status of the Kyoto Protocol as well as the form and timing of future negotiations — remain up in the air.

Houses stand vacant, the city remains locked in litigation with a state-run insurance agency over damage claims, and a fight with the state over rebuilding public housing is finally nearing resolution.

The other major element, the US budget, also appears to be nearing resolution, with party bosses homing in on an agreement that would see the government reopen until a fresh deadline of 15 January, giving them time to come up with a longer-term formula for how to reduce the deficit.

Only now, after seven years of ugly haggling, are both the Lockerbie and Niger tragedies nearing resolutions of sorts.They are resolutions that nobody will be very happy with.

Last summer, after the lawsuits neared resolution, several Delhi Sands flies appeared at the foot of a eucalyptus tree.

The Libeskinds said in their suit that they agreed to defer payment negotiations until Mr. Silverstein's insurance battle neared resolution.

The decision could indicate that the case is nearing a resolution.

Treasury Prices Rise By Bloomberg News Bond prices rebounded yesterday on expectations the stock market will not extend its rally and that the presidential election may be nearing a resolution.