Sentence examples for resolve difficult issues from inspiring English sources

His jurisprudence is distinguished by his confidence in the ability of judges to resolve difficult issues.

Republican leaders were more scathing, saying the president was more interested in campaigning than sitting down to resolve difficult issues.

At the Harvard Business School, I really felt I had gained the ability to resolve difficult issues.

The referees said they were determined to resolve difficult issues that have kept leaders of the State Legislature and the governor at loggerheads for the last year.

But numerous black and mixed-race adopted adults contacted me to say that being adopted into a white family, notwithstanding unconditional parental love, often left them struggling to resolve difficult issues around identity.

Yet participants say the talks could still result in a detailed public summary of the formulas agreed here for resolving difficult issues like the demarcation of the boundaries of a Palestinian state or the compensation and repatriation of Palestinian refugees.

"If Iran does act in a more constructive fashion, it would be a positive development in resolving difficult issues.

I know first-hand how easy it is for governments and others in authority to not act, to ease up, to stop working on resolving difficult issues once the world moves on.

During his tenure at Georgia Tech from 1971 to 1972, Boyd resolved difficult issues in the attempted takeover of the Engineering Experiment Station by previous Georgia Tech president Arthur G. Hansen and the poor performance of (and corresponding alumni calls to remove) head football coach Bud Carson.

Many greatly appreciated the session for highlighting how improved communication can help resolve difficult relationship issues.

We had nine months to the elections and I thought it important to give Pat time to resolve these difficult issues.