Sentence examples for resolved in terms from inspiring English sources

In a case like mine, the ethical dilemma can only be resolved in terms of your conscience.

The first of these questions is often resolved in terms of who is the study being done for (i.e., who is the funder and what are their requirements).

However, before introducing micro-generation systems in large quantities a number of issues should be resolved in terms of system integration, interconnect, reliability and safety.

The network is resolved in terms of measurable cell resistances to provide a method of estimating the proportion of cell current via the Faradaic path.

Inevitably these must be resolved in terms of balancing the public need on the one hand, and the individual claim to constitutional protections on the other; neither interest can be treated lightly.

John Hargreaves analyses and explains the way in which the conflict developed and eventually was resolved, in terms of the special characteristics of Catalan nationalism, the nature of the new Spanish democracy and the special role played by the International Olympic Committee.

It is obvious that the problems of defining human death cannot be resolved in purely biological terms, divorced from all ethical or cultural considerations.

"This issue can only be resolved in the long term," he said.

In the end, they decided to put off that issue, saying it would be resolved in the near term.

He splits his time between two coaches, one Japanese and one Italian — an issue that Rosa said would need to be resolved in the long term.

Push for an end to the conflict: The only way the Syrian refugee crisis will be fully resolved in the long term is through a durable political solution.