Sentence examples for resolve the fears from inspiring English sources

"It is a defining test of our generation of leaders that we care for and resolve the fears and foreboding of the next generation when it comes to that most basic of questions - 'Where and what will I call home?' " Harriet Harman, the acting Labour leader, said: "The Government is not doing enough to get new homes built, in fact currently fewer than half the number of homes needed.

When recovery comes, the MPC will have to consider how best to reverse QE and resolve the fears of some of its members about the medium-term prospect for inflation.

To resolve the fear interaction trend, the change from rest to the film, from the film to recovery, and from rest to recovery were analysed separately in three further repeated measures ANOVAs (cf. Campbell-Sills et al., 2006).

Years of diplomacy and sanctions have failed to resolve the dispute, raising fears of Israeli military action against its arch foe and of a new Middle East war.

They asserted that the performing rights society arrangements under which copyrighted music is licensed for performance removed any problem in clearing music for broadcasting, and that voluntary agreements could adequately resolve the copyright problems feared by public broadcasters, at less expense and burden than the compulsory license, for synchronization and literary rights.

This is a difficult problem to address, although anonymous reports should somewhat resolve the issue of the fear of reporting.

But the solidarity that defined the protests in Tahrir Square was disintegrating, and neither the government of Mohamed Morsi nor any of the other political powers could resolve the differences or abate the fears – of the old regime, the political parties, the army and the people in the street – that had started to infuse public life.

In any case, foreign entry into the fund-management industry will not resolve the difficulties at hand.The government fears that disclosure of the fund managers' true condition will cause a run on the trusts.

And shaving a few points off the budget deficit won't resolve those fears.

A10 Patients' Rights Negotiations Senators from both parties worked to resolve the concerns of Republicans who fear that a far-reaching patients' rights bill will expose employers to costly lawsuits by patients aggrieved over the denial of care under employer-sponsored health plans.

Senators began serious bipartisan negotiations today to resolve the concerns of Republicans who fear that a far-reaching bill to define patients' rights would expose employers to costly lawsuits by patients aggrieved over the denial of care under employer-sponsored health plans.