Sentence examples for resolve the challenges from inspiring English sources

The US bailed out the banks but has not yet helped resolve the challenges facing homeowners.

The international order we seek is one that can resolve the challenges of our times".

"Everyone agrees that changes need to be made to resolve the challenges facing our pension scheme, which has a projected shortfall of over £2bn".

Tata said: "Everyone agrees that change is needed to resolve the challenges facing our pension scheme, which has a projected shortfall of more than £2bn".

But it also enabled us to advertise the settlement as a living, breathing example of how and why the commitment to peace, non-violence and dialogue is the best way to resolve the challenges in the Niger Delta.

They underestimated, as Mr. Hastings tends to do, the determination within Austria-Hungary to use a local war to resolve the challenges that South Slav nationalism presented to the future viability of the Hapsburg empire.

But that would not resolve the challenge of short-term confidence-building between Washington, Moscow and Brussels.

With these resources we could totally resolve the challenge of having an excellent health system with national coverage".

David O'Byrne from the United Voice union said: "We've got to remember they were told to provide recommendations within the current funding envelope, which people acknowledge is manifestly not enough to resolve the challenge".

Here, we propose a new design of the aerodynamic lens consisting of three converging diverging orifices to resolve the challenge.

But before we can expect to be getting around in a sweater made from the off-cuts of someone else's burger, Stoessel and his colleagues are working to resolve the challenge of the fabric's water solubility.