Sentence examples for resolve in terms from inspiring English sources

He said then: "They [Fenway Sports Group, the club's owner] have been absolutely unequivocal in their resolve in terms of wanting to keep him.

In a case like mine, the ethical dilemma can only be resolved in terms of your conscience.

This converts the problem of secure steganography to one that has been largely resolved in terms of known bounds and general near-optimal practical coding constructions.

Importantly, the decision-making across stake-holders needs to be resolved in terms of the relationship between conservation value and economic viability.

The problem of logical omniscience is then resolved in terms of the failure of human agents to perform logically complete computations over these representations.

However, before introducing micro-generation systems in large quantities a number of issues should be resolved in terms of system integration, interconnect, reliability and safety.

The network is resolved in terms of measurable cell resistances to provide a method of estimating the proportion of cell current via the Faradaic path.

She told BBC Radio Scotland's Good Morning Scotland programme: "We are embarking on commercial negotiations with the current owners of the airport so things like purchase price for the airport will require to be resolved in terms of the negotiation".

Ms Sturgeon told BBC Radio Scotland's Good Morning Scotland programme: "We are embarking on commercial negotiations with the current owners of the airport so things like purchase price for the airport will require to be resolved in terms of the negotiation".

The first of these questions is often resolved in terms of who is the study being done for (i.e., who is the funder and what are their requirements).

These results confirm that landscape choices strongly involve issues of identity, perceived rights and evaluation capacity that cannot be simply resolved in terms of preference cost benefit analyses, but a clever use of the CV allows an identification of these same limitations and a partial estimation of them.