Sentence examples for resolution of questions from inspiring English sources

The latter standpoint is occupied when we engage in reasoning that is directed at the resolution of questions that are in some sense theoretical rather than practical; but how are we to understand this opposition between the theoretical and the practical?

Global sea level rise complicates the resolution of questions that have presented geopolitical difficulties for centuries: who owns the sea, and how much of it do they own?

None of this is to deny that human and animal rights are of very different orders nor that the resolution of questions regarding such things as experimentation on animals for human benefit is simple.

Our model operates at the level of probabilities of mutations at the level of single nucleotides, as opposed to the geometric series used by Tomlinson et al. The probabilistic approach, while harder to implement, allows resolution of questions not addressable by the geometric progression approach.

The resolution of these questions can make a huge difference to patients and researchers".

SH: And generally your films do ask that; there's no neat resolution of difficult questions.

Moral psychology and developmental psychology are also highly relevant to the resolution of these questions.

Carlos Flores Vizcarra, the consul, said so-called vigilantes who police the border "put out a message of fear and intimidation" that prevents a resolution of larger questions of immigration.

Work was also reduced on one other building, he said, pending resolution of technical questions and completion of design.

The trial is supported by donations from other nations, and further payments are being delayed pending a resolution of these questions of corruption.

In their joint statement, the two leaders emphasized the need for a "peaceful resolution of all questions linked to North Korea's nuclear program".