Sentence examples for ready to resolve from inspiring English sources

A senior Nationalist official said his party was ready to resolve the dispute.

We welcome this step and are ready to resolve our problems peacefully, using the Erbil agreement as a starting point.

Landlord-Tenant Court stands ready to resolve disputes, but mediation may be a better recourse than any court.

The most noteworthy part of the agreement, though, is that it is an indication that the league and union seemed more ready to resolve their differences.

On Monday, Iran's foreign minister, Ali Akbar Salehi, said Tehran is ready to resolve its nuclear disputes "quickly and easily" and suggested flexibility on uranium enrichment.

Tensions seemed to ease when Mr. Ahsan promised that Mr. Gilani was ready to debate the immunity issue in court, effectively conceding that the government was ready to resolve the case through legal means.

Midway through, he accepts a six-month fellowship at the Institute for Advanced Study in New Jersey, one of the most prestigious establishments in the world, dedicated to theoretical research, where, Villani writes, all earthly cares and whims are catered for: "An army of secretaries stands ready to answer any question and resolve any difficulty.

In her formal remarks to the Asian leaders, Mrs. Clinton reiterated that the United States stood ready to help resolve another territorial dispute: one that pits China against Vietnam, the Philippines and other countries over a string of strategically significant islands in the South China Sea.

In April, a US private security company called Blackwater declared itself ready and able to resolve the situation in Darfur.

Mr. Levy's meeting with the mayor at Gracie Mansion was one of several signs yesterday that the two men -- who had been communicating through back channels and had not met since Mr. Levy's appointment two months ago -- were ready to try to resolve several issues.

This means that a very big financial institution, with lots of complex issues, might not actually be "ready" to be resolved until 2013 at the earliest.