Sentence examples for resolve opposing from inspiring English sources

You might say that his talent was broad enough to absorb and resolve opposing forces - to turn the contradictory into the complementary.

We've recently published guidance for architects to show how working with residents can lead to better and more sustainable developments, restore trust between communities and professionals, and help resolve opposing interests and ideas.

Group discussions were then held to resolve opposing views.

Another complaint from the other side of City Hall is that Mr. Miller can be thin-skinned when it comes to the routine jousting in resolving opposing agendas.

The legislature passed resolves opposing the federal government's hardline policy against trade and diplomatic relations with the United Kingdom (then embroiled in the Napoleonic Wars), and Gore in early 1810 invited Francis James Jackson, who had been rejected as the UK's ambassador to the US, to visit the state.

Wandering among the shining pulleys and cables, he seems to resolve the opposing forces within himself.

In a letter to Mr. Bush and Secretary Powell today, the executive director of the committee, Howard A. Kohr, expressed "our deepest appreciation for your unshakable resolve in opposing the effort to resurrect the previously discredited condemnation of Zionism as racism".

Mrs. Clinton, who voted to authorize the war in 2002 and occasionally faces questions about her resolve in opposing it now, was asked by an audience member at a forum here in rural Iowa when she would "bring the boys home".

38– 46 Consequently, these "bimodal" attributes are often reported as being "paradoxical," probably because the time domain has not yet been accurately mapped using daily/near daily data over an extended period (10 21 days or more) to resolve the opposing actions over time.

Such discomfort may motivate them to resolve their opposing views on issues.

Her vision was an embrace of dualism and contained a contradiction within itself, a tension trying to be resolved between opposing philosophies.