Sentence examples for resolution of battles from inspiring English sources

Automatic resolution of battles during a campaign is an option for both land and sea battles.

In other words, in Pemberton's narrative he outmaneuvered the Yankees in the resolution of the battle, if not the battle itself.

The first marines, after the resolution of the battle of Guadalcanal, are shipped to the safety of southern Australia in order that their equipment, and to a lesser extent their own energies, can be replenished.

George Bush's response to the Virgina Tech massacre was to suggest that solace and the resolution of the battle between good folks and baddies lies in prayer rather than, say, a frank discussion of American gun laws.

Resolution of the battle will determine how much consumers will pay and whether insurers will continue to do business in the state, said Marc Serafin, an analyst at Moody's Investors Service.

In government for too long all that mattered was the resolution of Blair's battles with Gordon Brown.

American military leaders are concerned that without a firm resolution of the political battles in Liberia, American troops could get sucked into an endless mission and become targets of Liberian rebels or even foreign terrorists from Al Qaeda.

The case could force a resolution of the global battle over agricultural subsidies.

The Republican battlefield includes more states with winner-take-all contests, which tend to encourage a quicker resolution of their nominating battle.

We very much hope that this will be the final resolution of this legal battle that has been ongoing for so many years".

Martyn Day, a lawyer for the Kenyan claimants, said he hoped that Mr. Hague's statement would prove to be "the final resolution of this legal battle that has been going on for so many years".