Sentence examples for resolve according from inspiring English sources

Those lawsuits cost the city more than $8m to resolve, according to the report.

American aircraft have attacked more than 6,000 Isis targets as part of what the US calls Operation Inherent Resolve, according to the latest Pentagon figures.

By comparison, previous systemic banking crises have on average cost 13% of GDP to resolve, according to estimates by the International Monetary Fund.

For poorer individuals who cannot afford a solicitor, the withdrawal of legal aid for family courts has caused a surge in litigants in person, whose claims, if pursued, take far longer to resolve, according to Shepherd.

The letter, which officials in Washington said connected the hijackers of three of the four planes, is a puzzling mixture of everyday piety and murderous resolve, according to scholars and Muslim leaders who have read excerpts from it.

Over the same period more than a dozen emerging countries were hit by crises that cost over 10% of their GDP to resolve, according to Gerard Caprio and Daniela Klingebiel of the World Bank.

It was resolved according to Shariah, he said.

The cases of these detainees must be reviewed and resolved according to the rule of law.

The problem has since been resolved according to Skibbe, who isn't helped by less than inspiring public persona.

The case has since been "amicably resolved," according to Evan Weintraub, the lawyer who represented Jacob & Company.

In other words, the vote recount can be resolved according to law, and Republicans will still control the outcome.