Sentence examples for principles to resolve from inspiring English sources

The United Nations general assembly has approved a set of principles to resolve disputes between bankrupt countries and their creditors that the former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis said would have "avoided the pitfalls of the Greek crisis".

Most recently the assembly approved a set of principles to resolve disputes between bankrupt countries and their creditors, which comes after years of lobbying by Argentina and Greece for a debt restructuring process that would shield them from draconian cutbacks threatening their political and economic stability.

He referred approvingly to several efforts by European governments and others and to a 1998 Washington conference on Holocaust-era assets sponsored by the State Department and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, in which 44 countries accepted 11 principles to resolve the questions about Holocaust art.

Furthermore, it integrates the patent document analysis with the inventive problem solving method known as TRIZ method that can suggest invention directions based on the heuristics or principles to resolve the contradictions among design objectives and engineering parameters.

The Quran has laid three basic principles to resolve political conflicts in the following verses: "let not a people's enmity incite you to act other than with justice.

This new setting required new sets of ethical principles to resolve the new moral dilemmas.

Then he added that the companies had reached an agreement in principle to resolve what he called their commercial dispute.

"We are pleased to have reached an agreement in principle to resolve these matters," Lloyd C Blankfein, chairman and chief executive of Goldman Sachs, said in January.

This dual property of RNA seems in principle to resolve one of life's thornier paradoxes, that DNA requires a protein catalyst for its replication, and the protein requires DNA to make it, implying neither could exist without the other's being there first.

All of the special operations missions outlined above, whether they are conducted directly or indirectly, in conjunction with conventional military forces or without them, are guided by the same principle: to resolve, as economically as possible, specific problems at the operational or strategic level that are difficult or impossible to address with conventional forces alone.

Ripple-spreading algorithms take advantage of this optimization principle to resolve route optimization problems by mimicking the natural ripple-spreading phenomenon (Hu et al. 2016).