Sentence examples for organized to resolve from inspiring English sources

If there was any conflict or inconsistency between the two authors, a discussion was organized to resolve the conflict and reach a consensus.

To resolve the issue, in 1815, the Philipstown Turnpike Company was organized to improve upon a toll road from Cold Spring to the Connecticut border.

The miners' courts were a vehicle of the organized mining districts to resolve mining claims and disputes between miners in the district.

Only local data are available, and therefore we organized this study to resolve those unanswered questions.

Periodic meetings with chart abstractors and one of the promoters of the study were organized in order to resolve disputes and to review coding rules.

Federal health officials have organized two research efforts to resolve the inconsistencies, determine whether XMRV and MLV-related viruses are possible human pathogens, and identify reliable ways to detect them.

These are extremely serious and important roles -- they have evolved over centuries as an organized and effective way to resolve disputes -- but they are roles, nonetheless.

To define the role of S/MARs in organizing our genome and to resolve the often contradictory loci-specific studies, we have surveyed the S/MARs in HeLa S3 cells on human chromosomes 14 18 by array comparative genomic hybridization.

The aim of extracting the activity patterns is to organize the simultaneous activities in order to resolve conflicts, and to discover habits.

To resolve these gaps, ASCP consultants organized three workshops to develop and refine a standard curriculum and teaching materials.

Surely, as a description, this conception is both powerful and plausible: war is about governance, using violence instead of peaceful measures to resolve policy (which organizes life in a land).