Sentence examples for resolve every issue from inspiring English sources

No political solution would resolve every issue.

"It is virtually impossible to resolve every issue in every community.

The meetings didn't resolve every issue, but they showed that a rapprochement between second-generation victims and victimisers was possible.

Building after-school centers for kids and cooperative gardens does not resolve every issue in the neighborhood, but neither does building prisons.

"Our work is a major advance in solving the coronal heating problem, though it doesn't resolve every issue," says Hahn. Chief among them is the cause of the wave damping the next mystery the team will tackle.

He could sell his holdings to the kids, but that wouldn't resolve every issue either, because any government decision that touched the company would still affect his family's wealth.

Any interim deal should be accompanied by a new document of principles that lays out the broad outlines of a final agreement, Mr. Yaari said, without resolving every issue in detail.

To reiterate, "Moral philosophy as [Green] conceives it can take one only so far: it cannot resolve every moral issue and practical dilemma" (Nicholson, 1990, p.79).

"My standard of success for Iraq is not whether the Iraqis can resolve every last issue between themselves and their neighbors but whether they can continue to tackle and manage their differences through politics, not violence," she said.

But in his joint news briefing with Mr Abbas, he said such problems could not be used "as an excuse to do nothing", and neither side could expect to resolve every outstanding issue before talks resumed.

"This appeal need not resolve every implementation issue," they told the Supreme Court.