Sentence examples for resolve competing from inspiring English sources

Leaders of favelas here say their main concern is how to resolve competing property claims.

The incident showed the alarming potential for territorial disputes to quickly escalate and why the players need to work a lot harder to resolve competing claims.

All three were vocal opponents of the Oslo peace accords and, more recently, of Mr. Barak's willingness to consider a divided sovereignty in Jerusalem to resolve competing claims to holy sites.

But after hypnotic reversal, she glided through the colour naming, reacting as quickly as people without synaesthesia, and showing none of the tell-tale neurological signs of trying to resolve competing mental demands.

This commission should have the authority to resolve competing claims and award legal title, or compensation in lieu of property when return is infeasible or undesired by the claimant.

Rather than try to resolve competing accounts of the story, Wolfe essentially includes them all: John Henry is variously described as tall, short, white, black, young, and middle-aged, and the music runs the gamut from medieval chant to dissonant rock.

The Hawke Keating governments effectively worked towards mutual understanding in maritime issues, resolving competing claims of long standing.

But in Chaplin's case, which was superficially almost identical, the judges unanimously decided the British courts had resolved competing rights equitably.

"We aim to create a new model for resolving competing interests in cultural property," Yale's president, Richard C. Levin, said yesterday about the agreement.

The main issues awaiting him and Mr. Arafat are delineating borders between Israeli- and Palestinian-ruled territory, resolving competing claims over greater Jerusalem and defining the rights of Jewish settlers and Palestinian refugees.

The American actions, outlined by Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, end a ban on the import of Iranian food and handicrafts, accelerate talks on resolving competing financial claims going back to the 1979 Iranian revolution and ease licensing rules for cultural and academic exchanges.