"This kind of conflict is hard to resolve because it's the government that is collecting those fees".
The scientific disagreement is particularly hard to resolve because it's rooted in the distinct perspectives of mathematicians and biologists.
You've got to have a spirit and determination and resolve that this is not going to defeat me... whether it's cancer or disappointment or a divorce, you've just got to have that resolve because it's easy to sink into depression.
This conundrum isn't resolved because it is one Oscar asks himself but one the novel never asks.
The study of fast magnetic reconnection process includes a lot of tough problems to be resolved because it is related to various complexities hidden in plasma physics for wide scales in time and space.
Finally, we found that the 99.9 0.1 plasmid input ratio could not be resolved because it is too close to the intrinsic error rate of both sequencers.
"This is a problem the national government better resolve immediately because it is getting out of hand," said Governor Carlos Ruckauf of Buenos Aires Province.
"I don't have any problems in terms of the expediency, but I have problems with the intent of these folks in the council and the administration to get things resolved because it's an election year".
But Kathleen Wynne, who leads Canada's most populous province, Ontario, said in the legislature on Monday that the details of the case which she had heard so far were "serious and disturbing" and that Canadians could not "pretend that, somehow, this issue has been resolved because it's 2014 and we've moved on.
Arbitration is commonly chosen by businesses to resolve their disputes, because it is a swifter means of doing so than court litigation, which can result in massive legal fees and years consumed battling through pretrial motions.
