Sentence examples for resolve the consequences from inspiring English sources
When Justice Jackson penned that admonitory precept, he did so in the context of trying to resolve the consequences of a riot in the City of Chicago, provoked by a band of Fascist dead-enders in the days just after World War II.
In consequence the Bletchley Park Trust Board approached TNMOC with a compromise settlement to resolve the issue.
"We still hope that the MoJ will see sense and work with us to resolve the unintended consequences of this policy," she added.
The narrative, though, proceeds by odd fits and starts, tracking back and forwards in time as Walter, struggling to resolve the train of consequence, reconstructs past events and considers future possibilities, guesses at others' motivations, resolves to act, hesitates, does not.
In fact, American society today still hasn't resolved the social consequences; however, no rational person would argue that abolition was wrong.
Apoptotic cell (AC) clearance is therefore important for resolving the cellular consequences of normal development during embryogenesis, and for cellular proliferation and differentiation that continues throughout life.
"The government's main objective was to alleviate the political consequences rather than to resolve the problem of the accident," Mr. Barreiro said.
Slovenian Prime Minister Miro Cerar warned of dramatic consequences if Europe fails to resolve the crisis.
Senior figures in Brussels and Dublin have spelt out the consequences of not resolving the border issue.
I cannot resolve the countless men who hurt and traumatize women while avoiding any consequences.
