Sentence examples for resolve deep from inspiring English sources

The president's men say the poll represents a fair, democratic choice, and is the only way to resolve deep and festering disputes over Egypt's future.

"A pact that does nothing to resolve deep existing imbalances will do nothing but deepen injustice and the breakdown of our economies".

Former home secretary Alan Johnson said that the party needed to have a "proper rethink" to resolve "deep problems" in what he described as a 10-year mission.

On the biggest issue dividing the parties - how to close budget deficits - even a strengthened president cannot compel ways to resolve deep substantive and political differences on taxes and spending.

But then one day later, NATO foreign ministers could not resolve deep differences over crucial details of the war the alliance began three weeks ago to counter an onslaught by Colonel Qaddafi's planes, helicopters, tanks and mortars.

Small business lobbyists fear the Abbott government has pushed controversial competition law reforms "out into the never never" because it could not resolve deep divisions within its cabinet or stare down "the big end of town".

We must be humble in our expectation that we can quickly resolve deep-rooted problems like poverty and sectarian hatred.

Rather than it being a spiritual quest or an attempt to resolve deep-seated personal issues, I came here hoping for fireworks of the meditative kind.

Mr. Steinherr said Europe now faced a fundamental quandary after having failed to resolve deep-seated competitive issues that took root during the financial crisis.

But Colombian officials, as well as Congressional leaders, voiced concern that unless Colombia received sustained aid in the coming years, the country would be unable to resolve deep-seated problems that led people to grow coca in the first place.

But they cannot resolve deeper problems, such as resistance to change at the top.