Sentence examples for resolve once and for all from inspiring English sources

It is time to address and resolve, once and for all, deep-rooted problems that are holding the nation back".

For someone who has often enough declared it his intention to resolve once and for all Britain's historic ambivalence towards Europe, the prime minister these days sounds pretty ambivalent himself.

In the late 1880's, shortly after he helped found an organization to research the supernatural, William James confidently predicted that within 25 years science would resolve once and for all whether the dead could speak to the living.

This was the day of the "extraordinary session" of the State Legislature that Gov. George E. Pataki convened to urge lawmakers to resolve, once and for all, the thorny question of how the state distributes education aid.

Analysts say once dividends from Wireless are resumed, a deal could be struck that would resolve, once and for all, the "messy" joint ownership of the US mobile group.

Elsewhere, Richard Corrigan, the chef, and Matthew Norman, the restaurant critic, will join a panel of leading foodies to seek to resolve once and for all that thorny issue of who really knows more about their subject – those who create dishes or those who write about them.

They have written to all Labour MPs, asking that the leadership question be resolved "once and for all".

But my feeling is that this place would be quieter and know less suffering if the matter had been resolved once and for all".

I want to see this issue resolved once and for all and as soon as possible so I can get married.

"But I do hope that it will serve as an impetus to getting the situation regarding the sphere resolved once and for all," Ms. Menin said.

Washington wondered about slavery when its morality first became a subject of widespread public discussion; Lee wondered about slavery just as that discussion was being resolved once and for all by the bloody civil war he helped lead.