Sentence examples for resolved doubts from inspiring English sources

The weeks since Obama's electoral victory have not resolved doubts and confusion on this subject.

The first author resolved doubts and interpretive difficulties by discussing specific cases and criteria with all other authors.

But it won't resolve doubts about possible future real-estate losses in Spain.

His first hundred days have done little to resolve doubts about Bush's capacity for leadership.

The Travis County district attorney, Rosemary Lehmberg, said she was confident that her office would resolve doubts about the evidence.

At the same time, Selig's statement did raise the notion that he might look to expand the sport's use of instant replay, which is now restricted to resolving doubts about possible home runs.

That recognition has sometimes prompted us to resolve doubts about the meaning of state law by certifying issues to a state's highest court, even when federal rights are at stake.

One way to resolve doubts about the meaning of an ambiguous constitutional clause is to read it in the context of other provisions in the Constitution — most notably, the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment.

Two Democratic senators today called on Gov. George W. Bush to release his full military record to resolve doubts raised by a newspaper about whether he reported for required drills when he was in the Air National Guard in 1972 and 1973.

It also eliminated a ban on the reclassification of documents and information already released; reversed a Carter provision that forbade the classification of a document after a request for it had been made; reversed a willingness to resolve doubts in favor of declassification; and curtailed declassification-review practices in the National Archives and other executive agencies and departments.

It is also important for teachers in this evolving process not to forget their roles (Han Yu) in propagating the doctrine, imparting professional knowledge and resolving doubts.