Sentence examples for resolve many issues from inspiring English sources

The participants' staffers are already at work, hoping to resolve many issues quietly over the next fortnight.

On Wednesday, when I e-mailed Papas about criticism of arbitration, he replied, "Our policies are similar to most companies and we've found that arbitration is an effective way to resolve many issues".

The first United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea, meeting at Geneva in 1958, sought to codify the law of the high seas but was unable to resolve many issues, notably the maximum permissible breadth of the territorial sea subject to national sovereignty.

Biopolymer lipid is an excellent source of construction for nanomaterials of different architectures to resolve many issues of dermal delivery systems.

A good telephone conversation can resolve many issues.

This is clearly an important time for our country as we attempt to resolve many issues that we have not successfully dealt with as a country.

He said that his panel had resolved many issues much faster, including renewal of licenses on nuclear power plants and regulation of companies that make nuclear fuel.

The former WorldCom appeared to have resolved many issues that could prevent the telecommunications service provider from emerging from bankruptcy protection, The Wall Street Journal reported.

We believe that our approach opens the door to a way of exploring and resolving many issues in patient assessment.

More importantly, we believe that our approach opens the door to a way of exploring and resolving many issues in patient assessment.

The union said that several of its districts had filed charges with the National Labor Relations Board accusing AT&T of refusing to provide "information necessary to resolve many outstanding issues".