Sentence examples for resolve two of the from inspiring English sources

Port Authority officials have developed a proposal to complete the Sept. 11 memorial at ground zero in time for the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attack and to simplify the nearby transit hub, which they say would resolve two of the most fractious and complex issues plaguing the rebuilding effort downtown.

Our ongoing research program has just such goals and will resolve two of the major limitations of our current results by providing complete brain coverage and by acquiring data in 12 directions at higher resolution on a 3T scanner.

It is also an analogue of the way in which the Conservatives intend to resolve one of the most fractious problems of public policy.

The commission was created under a bill passed last year to try to resolve one of the most contentious and long-stalled issues in state government.

The clash, with its fiery street theater, has become a symbol of government inability to resolve one of the worst spates of social unrest in years, and a political test for President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.

As lawmakers prepare for their spring legislative session, supporters of expanding gambling in Illinois said they were working toward a breakthrough agreement that might finally resolve one of the state's longstanding items of unfinished business.

The United States and Europe announced strengthened sanctions against Iran on Friday, increasing the number of blacklisted companies and individuals linked to the Iranian nuclear program, in coordinated actions that underscored the failure to resolve one of the most intractable international disputes.

Curley expressed confidence that U.S. Open officials would be able to resolve one of the players' main concerns by scheduling a day of rest between the men's semifinals and the final by 2013.

But if we can get this done and Iran follows through on the framework that our negotiators agreed to, we will be able to resolve one of the greatest threats to our security and to do so peacefully.

"If we can get this done, and Iran follows through on the framework that our negotiators agreed to, we will be able to resolve one of the greatest threats to our security, and to do so peacefully," Obama said.

For President Obama, who had publicly called on Israel to extend the freeze, the Israeli decision was another setback in what has been a tortuous effort to help resolve one of the world's most intractable conflicts.