Sentence examples for positioned to resolve from inspiring English sources

It's a conflict that Democrats may be uniquely well positioned to resolve, given their close ties to unions — or uniquely incapable of resolving, for the same reason.

But Walton said he "is not in a position to resolve these inconsistencies".

If Iran is serious about wanting to resolve this, they'll be in a position to resolve it.

Why and when did Mueller decide that he wasn't in a position to resolve the obstruction issue?

The statement added that North Korea would "maintain its goal of denuclearizing the Korean peninsula and reaffirmed that there is no change in the D.P.R.K.'s position to resolve the nuclear issue peacefully through dialogue".

If the security council was not hamstrung by the cold war era vetoes available to the five permanent members, the UN would be in a position to resolve most if not all international crises.

These heavily fact-laden determinations were made by a trial court that heard all the witnesses, weighed all the evidence, and was in the best position to resolve these factual disputes.

Mr. Bush's lawyers argued in their brief that the Supreme Court should not second-guess the decision of a trial judge who "heard all the witnesses, weighed all the evidence, and was in the best position to resolve the factual disputes".

The company will then be in a better position to resolve many questions.

Thanks to this, the European Court of Human Rights is in a position to resolve effectively bioethical disputes.

We are certainly not in a position to resolve this debate here.