Sentence examples for no specific solutions from inspiring English sources

She offered no specific solutions beyond saying she would focus on streamlining state agencies, building bipartisan alliances and strengthening ethics and campaign finance laws.

Finally, efficient coding of video summaries also leads to research problems which are still open for further research, since no specific solutions for 3D video are currently available.

If no specific solution can be discovered in divine revelation, the jurist must employ analogy (qiyās) or certain subsidiary principles of reasoning, such as istiḥsān (juristic discretion) and istiṣlāh (consideration of welfare).

Milanovic and Miroslaw ([2007]) also highlight the use of techniques to tolerate software faults in SOA, including techniques based on software diversity (e.g. N-Versions); however, no specific solution is proposed in this direction.

And he addressed the dangers of biological warfare and "cyberterrorism," without offering any specific solutions to those dangers.

The biggest weakness of the film, which undercuts his hopeful conclusion, is that Reich does not propose any specific solutions.

"I don't blame you because basically you've got carte blanche as to what you are doing around the world". No one suggested specific solutions, but did say the Senate will deal with the problem later this year when the committee takes on the National Defense Authorization Act for 2014.

"I've proposed specific solutions.

Marcus Ryder says you need specific solutions for specific problems.

Warren offers specific solutions as well.

Yet when it comes to specific solutions we balk.