Sentence examples for resolve in order from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, there are several issues that cultural heritage institutions ("CHIs") must resolve in order to maintain their role of preserving and disseminating cultural heritage in the digital age.

Berrios seems to envision mixed emotions as a kind of red flag for conflicting goals, a signal of some discrepancy we need to resolve in order to make meaning out of our lives.

"If we were seen to be turning our back on that bitter conflict — which the region, rightly or wrongly, perceives to be clearly within our power to resolve — in order to go after Iraq, there would be an explosion of outrage against us".

"The teams will be given challenges which they will have to resolve in order to get everything back in order.

"Together, our armed forces share skills, resources and resolve in order to uphold and defend our common values.

Inflammation is necessary for tissue repair, but must resolve in order for tissue regeneration and homeostasis.

It is also no surprise that the Obama campaign enlisted the help of Bill Clinton, who appears in the spot, which is entitled "One Chance," praising the President's resolve in ordering the attack, or that it would seek to contrast Obama's decisiveness with Romney's statements on the subject.

They'll have to be resolved in order for us to leave the tent with an agreement.

It also reflects on outstanding issues that need to be resolved in order for wider application to be feasible.

There are a number of architectural issues that must be resolved in order for this model to be useful.

Bill McKibben's article on green energy discusses problems that must be resolved in order to realign economic incentives for utility companies ("Power to the People," June 29th).