Sentence examples similar to operation to sort out from inspiring English sources

We need international co-operation to sort out this mess, and until [it is] resolved we hold our breaths to see if our leaders can be really called leaders".

In its statement Friday, the company asked for "forbearance" from its remaining account holders so that it could resume "limited operations" as it tries to sort out its finances and recover money through its claims.

An Afghan government plan to abolish private security companies at the end of this month, along with the outbreak of anti-American demonstrations and attacks in the past month, has left the private groups that carry out most of the American-financed development work in Afghanistan scrambling to sort out their operations, imperiling billions of dollars in projects, officials say.

But Dragasakis was given "operations": to operate the government, to firefight the banking system, to sort out the state energy company.

His comments reflect the fact that Bertelsmann is trying to sort out its American book operations at a time when sales are largely stagnant and many advances look excessive.

In Toronto, the trip's organizers still had a lot to sort out during their first week of operation.

I want to sort out a date.

It could take weeks to sort out.

It is not easy to sort out.

Someone had to sort out the facts.

We had to sort out the defence budget and we have sorted out the defence budget.