Sentence examples for path to resolving from inspiring English sources

"It gives each side a clearer path to resolving the problem," Mr. Gitter said.

This category includes companies that might have experienced short-term difficulties, but where they have stabilised and are on the path to resolving them.

If the realism/anti-realism dispute depends on what the best logic and semantics for language, then there is a clear path to resolving a big question.

Trump said he would meet Iranian President Hassan Rouhani without preconditions, stressing that he believes sitting down with adversaries is the best path to resolving conflicts.

The quickest path to resolving the issue would be for the Senate to approve the House-passed exthation that would renew $8.1 billion in funding through Dec. 18.

Europe will promote its supranational integration model as a path to resolving Mideast disputes and organizing Africa, while China will push a Beijing consensus based on respect for sovereignty and mutual economic benefit.

After the decision, Yankee officials said Cozier had provided a path to resolve the dispute.

Mrs. Merkel and Mr. Sarkozy are clearly irritated with Greece, but so far they insist that the restructuring deal agreed upon Thursday in Brussels remains, as Mr. Sarkozy said Tuesday, "the only possible path to resolve the Greek debt problem".

Maryland officials have said that if by June 1 they have "no foreseeable path" to resolve the lawsuit, they would have to suspend much or all of the rail line's planning and design work because state money would run out.

In a letter to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Monday, Mr. Corker said that recent disputes among the gulf states "only serve to hurt efforts to fight ISIS and counter Iran". Future arms sales approvals would thus be held up until he receives "a better understanding of the path to resolve the current dispute and reunify" the regional group, the Gulf Cooperation Council.

"Before we provide any further clearances during the informal review period on sales of lethal military equipment," Mr. Corker said in his letter, "we need a better understanding of the path to resolve the current dispute and reunify" the Gulf Cooperation Council, a regional group that also includes Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.