Sentence examples for not needed to resolve from inspiring English sources

The Thai leader echoed Mr. Hun Sen's comments on Friday that outside mediation was not needed to resolve the dispute.

But he said he did not need to resolve his future soon.

Several justices, including John Paul Stevens, Antonin Scalia and Stephen G. Breyer, suggested in their questioning that the court did not need to resolve this issue to decide the case.

Because the court in Owasso Independent School District v. Falvo found the law not to apply, the justices did not need to resolve the question of whether the private lawsuit was properly brought.

Individual thermal fluctuations of the molecules and bond vibrations are much faster than that and we do not need to resolve them.

"They didn't need to resolve it, frankly.

But we don't need to resolve these issues to understand that eating real food — most often cooked by yourself, because getting real food in all but the best restaurants is a great challenge — is going to help you avoid chronic disease.

Alternative methods for nucleosome assembly that are not biased may be needed to resolve this issue.

They are typically negotiators and public relations specialists, not experts on the policies needed to resolve the world economy's crises.

As mentioned above, in these implementations the meaning of a question does not only capture what is needed to resolve the issue that the question raises, but also which propositions are made available by the question for subsequent anaphoric reference, for instance by polarity particles.

Roelofsen and van Gool (2010) develop an extension of InqA in which the meaning of a question does not only capture what is needed to resolve the issue raised by that question, but also which propositions are made available by the question for subsequent anaphoric reference.