Sentence examples for resolved about how from inspiring English sources

As the March 2019 deadline for Britain leaving the European Union looms ever closer, much is still to be resolved about how universities will engage with Europe.

Altman highlighted how there are still a lot of questions to be resolved about how they work — including whether they are transparent, and legal, and effective.

This is how it's done: I bring myself to a pitch of crisis and hysteria, then perfect clarity and resolve about how to proceed, which is accompanied by the most exquisite euphoria and grandiosity, and which is then almost immediately followed by total abject disillusionment and self-loathing.

Discipline-specific approaches, which focus on a single value, are inadequate to resolve disagreements about how to decide among competing values in setting priorities.

And there are tricky issues to resolve about growing the cells, how they are to be injected, how far they can safely be manipulated by inserting novel genes... even before there can be any certainty that they can help treat the condition for which they are intended.

There was also progress on resolving arguments about how the previous agreement, reached in the Uruguay round, should be interpreted.

But experts say that the word "immediately" will not resolve issues about how this should be implemented in practice.

The new findings may also make restless legs syndrome easier to define, resolving disputes about how prevalent it really is.

Sometimes it is true that we cannot resolve disputes about how to weigh conflicts among principles unless we bring more theoretical considerations to bear (these considerations need not involve comprehensive ethical theories).

But as they rush forward, lawmakers have not resolved basic questions about how the tax overhaul would affect the wealthy, the middle class or lower-income earners.

Niantic blamed a bug and the issue was quickly resolved, but questions about how much the app invades users' privacy remained, and ultimately led to the inquiry by Sen. Franken.