Sentence examples for open to resolve from inspiring English sources

Addressing Iran directly at the news conference, Mrs. Clinton said: "The window remains open to resolve the international community's concerns about your nuclear program diplomatically and to relieve your isolation, but that window cannot remain open indefinitely.

Both leaders said that they remained open to resolving the dispute with Iran diplomatically, but only after it suspended uranium enrichment, which Mr. Bush and others have said is aimed at developing nuclear weapons.

In the days leading up to the talks, there had been little optimism in Washington, but Iranian negotiators appeared more flexible and open to resolving the crisis than expected, even though no agreement was reached other than to talk again, in Baghdad next month.

Jan Ronis, Cazares' San Diego-based attorney, said Cazares may be open to resolving the case in order to avoid the years-long wait for a trial to proceed.

Kim said Pyongyang remained open to resolving the issues between the U.S. and North Korea "regardless of ways, at any time," and said the tensions between the countries highlighted "the urgent necessity" for such a summit.

I don't know how to deal with this and I'm wondering if I should write her a letter and see if she might be open to resolving or discussing our issues?

In the latest border incident, General Jacobson said it was reassuring that normal channels of cooperation and communication had been opened to resolve the issue.

WASHINGTON Iranan has installed three-quarters of the nuclear centrifuges it needs to complete a site deep underground for the production of nuclear fuel, international inspectors reported Thursday, a finding that led the White House to warn that "the window that is open now to resolve this diplomatically will not remain open indefinitely".

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In addition, this risk will be minimised by careful handling of the data, involvement of two independent statisticians in data analysis, having a unified plan for management of missing data, and the plan for open discussions to resolve any issues regarding any conflicting information.

"We will continue to be forward-thinking and open-minded to resolve this challenge".