The resolution of that struggle has made clear that Mr. Ackman can claim little in the way of victory.
The post-Leveson debate has taken many a twist and turn, and there is no sign yet of a resolution of the struggle to decide how the press will be regulated in future.
The uncertainty over Microsoft's future is sure to complicate business judgments in the fast-changing world of high-tech industry, the company's monopolistic practices have been egregious, and the nation deserves a speedy resolution of this struggle by the highest court in the land.
He reconstructs Grove's resolution of the struggle between two competing micro- processor architectures within Intel that caused civil war to erupt, and he shows how Intel's superbly run strategy-making process in the core business, paradoxically, made it difficult for internal entrepreneurs to extend the company's strategic reach.
If winning the White House represents a resolution of the Obamas' struggles, it also means a new, higher-stakes confrontation with some of the vexing issues that fed those tensions.
But it is with Andrew Inkpin's Disclosing the World, via the use of what he calls a 'minimalist phenomenology,' that we get one of the deepest accounts of what such a resolution of the Homeric struggle might look like, one that also challenges the hegemony of the post-Fregean tradition in philosophy of language.
Privately, administration officials said they expected little change in tone or tactics from North Korea until there was some resolution of an internal struggle to replace the country's leader, Kim Jong-il, who only recently began appearing in public again after recuperating from what South Korean and Western intelligence officials have said was a stroke.
Resolution of the conflict: Discussion.
There is no resolution here; these are only snapshots of struggles.
His year was marked by quadruple-bypass surgery and the resolution of an internal power struggle that had hit the club.
Accordingly, the trio mixed spirituals with art songs by composers like Robert Owens, George Rochberg and Lee Hoiby, grouped by themes of struggle, resolution and, naturally, jubilation.
