Sentence examples for problem has to be resolved from inspiring English sources

While Washington argues that the nuclear program should be ended through multilateral talks, Mr. Roh said, "Ultimately this problem has to be resolved by President Bush and Chairman Kim Jong Il, and they have to be moved to solve the problem".

As shown in (8) and (9), to get the adaptive transmission time, an optimization problem has to be resolved first.

Increasing the number of neurons in the hidden layer, the network gets an over fit, that problem has to be resolved.

"The problem has to be resolved again and again," says Yepez. "The attack surface is real and the adversaries are more sophisticated and well-funded and it's easier to do this with very little money," says Yepez.

He insisted that logistical and financial problems had to be resolved before any polls.

But some fundamental structural problems have to be resolved for the economy to flourish.

Several technological problems have to be resolved for LED to be used as a general purpose light source.

When improving primary health care for chronic conditions, a number of problems have to be resolved: discontinuity and fragmentation of the process of care, lack of co-ordination between different providers, and "the tyranny of urgency" [ 7].

She said: "It's always the same area the cargo ships are leaving from so there is a problem that has to be resolved there".

"This is a chronic problem that has to be resolved".

Mr. Netanyahu adds that the problem of the refugees has to be resolved outside the borders of Israel and that Israel will only accept defensible borders, and he wants international guarantees that any Palestinian state will be fully demilitarized.