Sentence examples for resolve a problem of from inspiring English sources

When Hadrian left Rome in 134 for his final journey abroad, it was to resolve a problem of serious proportions in Judaea.

"No, because you need some reason to go public: to raise money, to gain awareness or to resolve a problem of succession," Ms. Ruella said.

This resolves a problem of Peller concerning the validity of the Koplienko Neidhardt trace formula for unitaries.

"If you want to resolve a problem, first of all you have to admit there's a problem.

Vaz, waving a sheaf of printed emails about cases referred to him by other MPs, revealed that he had texted the home secretary on Saturday to resolve a problem facing one of his constituents.

The findings, announced 29 April at a meeting of the American Physical Society here, also resolve a problem about the amount of ordinary matter in the universe.

Deaton then turned his insights to the collective, macroeconomic level, to identify and resolve a problem in the theory of consumption.

Two senior nonproliferation officials, including Robert Einhorn, the assistant secretary of state for nonproliferation, visited Beijing last week to try to resolve a problem involving China's transfer of M-11 ballistic missiles to Pakistan nearly a decade ago.

In many cases, Mr. Lutes said, the cost to the I.R.S. of resolving a problem will drop to pennies from tens of dollars.

In 1880 he submitted a memoire resolving a problem in the theory of differential equations to the competition for the grand prize in mathematics of the Academy of Sciences in Paris.

The techniques I learned gave me access to more of myself for the purpose of resolving a problem that had great potential to grow exponentially worse.