Sentence examples for push to resolve from inspiring English sources

Publicly, Mr. Obama reassured Mr. Netanyahu that Israel's security would remain paramount in any American push to resolve the conflict.

Malaysia should be well-placed to help out in any similar push to resolve Thailand's problem, given its geographical and ethnic proximity to Pattani.

The challenge is to take advantage of Bin Laden's death and push to resolve the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians — a cloud over the prospects for Arab democracy.

The bottom line is that President Obama would command broad support from Jewish Americans for a bold push to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, even in the face of the intransigence of the leadership on both sides.

Today, President Trump is to meet with Qatari Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad al-Thani in the second step of a planned three-part diplomatic push to resolve a bitter dispute in the Persian Gulf region.

Still, after months of accusations and counteraccusations from the United States and Iran, the meeting raised the prospect of an intensified diplomatic push to resolve concerns over Iranian nuclear activity, not unlike the lengthy and painstaking talks that resulted in a deal last month with North Korea.

Many Iraqi politicians expect the process to go forward, whatever their objections, but diplomats are pushing to resolve the dispute.

To the annoyance of the Obama administration, he has pursued closer ties with Vladimir Putin, increasing Japanese investment in Russian energy projects while pushing to resolve old territorial disputes.

Though Bristol-Myers still faces significant challenges, analysts were pleased with the company's performance as it pushes to resolve problems including a string of patent losses and a huge inventory backlog.

"Since the return of democracy in 1990, there have been three big pushes" to resolve the human rights issue, one by each of the governments that has taken power, said José Zalaquett, co-director of the Center for Human Rights at the University of Chile.

In all of these cases, whether the culprit is the energy industry, agribusiness, or climate change, the work of environmental advocates is calling attention to and pushing to resolve the problem.