Sentence examples for resolve the struggle from inspiring English sources

The king's execution did not, however, resolve the struggle between the Girondins and the Montagnards, the deputies of the extreme left.

The new Quadracci Pavilion at the Milwaukee Art Museum does not so much resolve the struggle between art and architecture as dodge it.

In their view, only the courts, especially the United States Supreme Court, have the political legitimacy to resolve the struggle over the presidency.

By Paul Goldberger The new Quadracci Pavilion at the Milwaukee Art Museum does not so much resolve the struggle between art and architecture as dodge it.

The laws governing this movement are treated by mechanics (see following section), whereas statics deals with the end-state, i.e., the equilibrium that temporarily resolves the struggle, which Herbart terms the "static point" (der statische Punct) (cf. LPs, SW IV: 371 [§128]).

Meanwhile, the electrical measurements showed her brain struggling to resolve the conflict.

The Republican Party is struggling to resolve the conflict between its pragmatic establishment wing and its ideological-suicidal wing.

It was directed to construct a code of laws that would resolve the power struggle between the patricians and the plebeians.

Counterinsurgency had tactical successes in Iraq, and McMaster was the first to show the way, but it failed strategically because it could not resolve the basic struggle for political power between sectarian groups.

On taking office, Suu Kyi emulated her father by announcing talks to resolve the ethnic struggles.

Although the U.S. won any number of individual firefights, Washington could not resolve the larger political struggle.