Truman, his new secretary of state, George C. Marshall, and Marshall's deputy, Dean Acheson, resolved at once that the United States must step in.
The big question – how Armstrong would be led to confess to doping, and how long Winfrey would leave it before getting him there – was resolved at once.
The last issue, transposed in accordance with either a positivist outlook or some types of empiricism, which restrict assertible reality to the realm of sense experience, would be resolved at once by the claim that the problem cannot be meaningfully discussed, since key terms, such as "God" and "power," are strictly meaningless.
At the other extreme, autonomists propose that problems of ethics and aesthetics neither need arise at once, nor need be resolved at once, in architectural design.
These granules come in multifunctional varieties that can help you resolve several issues at once; chlorinating, shocking and killing algae with a single, daily application.
ReprintsMr Brown's trip was not motivated by the hope of producing a headline-grabbing breakthrough to distract from the Conservative Party conference, for there was no real chance of resolving the issue at once.
At the exhibition in 1883, the Pennsylvania Railroad ended up resolving two problems at once.
Although outnumbered, Wellesley resolved to attack at once, believing that the Maratha army would soon move off.
Nevertheless, he resolved to attack at once, believing that if he waited for Stevenson, the Marathas would have the chance to slip away and force the pursuit to drag on.
By potentially striking out on its own, the trading commission has frustrated JPMorgan's efforts to resolve the regulatory cases at once, the people briefed on the matter said.
For some, it was important that any proposed solution be comprehensive enough to resolve all known paradoxes at once.
