Sentence examples for refused to resolve from inspiring English sources

"We have tried to engage with the company but it has repeatedly refused to resolve this dispute.

Whether characters such as Quinn the Eskimo, Skinny Moo and T-Bone Frank were laughing at or with their listeners Dylan refused to resolve, but it mattered not.

It referred to the BMA as "an ideologically driven union" which refused to resolve is differences with Hunt "through good-faith negotiation" and chose to move the goalposts.

They've created this crisis; the perpetuated it and then refused to resolve it until the country had basically gone over the fiscal cliff they manufactured.

Schiff had written beforehand about his sparing use of the sustaining pedal in the Goldberg, and the piano he was using had a relatively dry and analytical sound, but some passages still remained congested, with contrapuntal lines that refused to resolve.

To date the SCOTUS has refused to resolve the disagreements between the different federal circuit courts over how far to extend 2nd Amendment guarantees.

"The doctor created a system that resolved a problem that Brazil is refusing to resolve," she says.

They preserve a certain electricity by refusing to resolve these life materials into a single, coherent narrative.

Nearly 800 pages will pass with barely a reference to this murder-mystery plot, and even then Mr. Nadas will refuse to resolve it.

Republicans refuse to resolve either matter until Mr. Obama makes concessions on his health care law and other spending and tax issues.

Denis Côté's "Curling," a snow-bound feature from Quebec, gestures in the direction of horror and film noir while quietly refusing to resolve the mysteries and quandaries it puts into play.