Sentence examples for powers to resolve from inspiring English sources

In August Annan announced his demission as Joint Special Envoy, citing a lack of unity and political will among world powers to resolve the conflict.

The newly elected president of Iran, Hassan Rouhani, confirmed Iran's readiness to engage immediately in "time-bound and results-oriented" talks with western powers to resolve the stand-off over Tehran's nuclear ambitions under certain conditions while also excoriating them for imposing "violent" sanctions on his country.

Next are the powers to "resolve" failed banks, which is a polite term for deciding who takes a hit; these powers also require a pot of money (or at least a promise to pay) to clean up the mess left by bust lenders and to inject capital into those that can get back on their feet.

The court's ruling was precise in its reasoning as to how it would use its "equitable powers" to resolve ambiguities and conflicts in the law in favor of the citizens, noting "that the will of the electors supersedes any technical statutory requirements".

Germany's defeat created the perfect opportunity for the Allied powers to resolve the Luxembourgish question once and for all.

To have the power to resolve the terrible situation in the Middle East.

Any of those individuals has the power to resolve this episode and still maintain "plausible deniability".

"Contrary to popular belief, Chairman McAuliffe does not have the power to resolve Arkansas's labor disputes," Ms. Cardona said.

"You have the power to resolve the ongoing dispute by appointing a lieutenant governor to preside over the Senate".

The courts will surely do everything in their power to resolve the issues expeditiously and determine a winner.

Finally, to ensure his accord was adhered to peacefully, Zawahiri dispatched an emissary, Abu Khalid al-Suri, in whom he vested the power to resolve any further disputes.