Sentence examples for reach a solution to from inspiring English sources

Local media reported that operators of SA's high-voltage power network, ElectraNet, were in an emergency talks to attempt to reach a solution to the "unprecedented electricity collapse".

In this way, science and philosophy together may reach a solution to the problem of free choice that neither alone would be able to achieve.

If we had given even 1% of the time spent discussing Brexit on trying to reach a solution to the social care crisis, we might have one by now.

Both party leaders were unhappy with the group's re-emergence this week, and with Mr. Obama's immediate warm words for the group, because it complicated their own efforts to reach a solution to the debt-limit impasse.

A spokeswoman for the Office of the United States Trade Representative, said: "U.S.T.R. has worked to reach a solution to the issues in this dispute without Brazil resorting to countermeasures and we continue to prefer a negotiated solution".

At a summit meeting Thursday in Paris, the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, and the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, both urged that "everything" be done to reach a solution to the A400M impasse.

Reaching a solution to the ongoing dispute is pertinent for the Germans as Russia is their single biggest trading partner.

As Netanyahu faced a weekend of crisis talks with his deputy and political rival, Kadima leader Shaul Mofaz, senior government sources conceded that their chances of reaching a solution to save their coalition were slim.

announced Wednesday that she has returned a portion of her salary to the Treasury Department and will continue to do so until Congress reaches a solution to reducing the national deficit.

In 1925, the Ministry of Transport convened a conference between Surrey and Middlesex county councils with the aim of reaching a solution to the congestion problem, and the Great Chertsey Road scheme was revived.

(Mendel, quoted in Charlesworth and Charlesworth, 2009, p. 758 ) the one correct way of finally reaching a solution to a question whose significance for the evolutionary history of organic forms cannot be underestimated.