Sentence examples for resolved it at from inspiring English sources

Mr. Xi was clearly referring to the milestone in Chinese-Japanese relations when Prime Minister Zhou Enlai of China, after talks with his Japanese counterpart, Kakuei Tanaka, said the two countries should shelve the dispute on the islands and resolved it at another time.

Some wealthier nations argued that the issue had been sprung on negotiators, others that it was premature to resolve it at this stage.

Now that its encampments in many cities have been broken up, and with winter coming on, the movement needs to confront this tension and, if not resolve it, at least come up with a way to negotiate it over the next few months.

Therefore, even if these remaining uncertainties cannot yet be resolved, it appears feasible, at least in principle, to characterize their effect on risk assessment quantitatively while at the same time providing insight into potential experimental studies that may help reduce these uncertainties.

Even if this dispute is ultimately resolved, it highlights the contradiction at the heart of US policy: Washington is teaming up with a Turkish government whose prime objective in Syria is to prevent the further expansion of PYD/YPG territory which already extends along 250 miles of the 550-mile-long Syrian-Turkish border.

Isn't there some way to resolve this?" Bruce Claxton, the president of the society and director of design integration at Motorola, resolved it Thursday evening with Mark Nichols, another designer, by appropriating a free-standing, trampolinelike sign from Charley O's, a restaurant across 45th Street from the hotel.

Depending on the nature of an inconsistency, its causes and its impact, they sometimes choose to tolerate its presence, rather than resolve it immediately, if at all.

If the big powers lack the will or vision to resolve it, then throw it at the United Nations -- at least to camouflage responsibility.

Do you resolve it by looking at the economic pain in Greece and concluding that its austerity isn't helping the country?

Drukman, whose previous plays include "Prince of Atlantis" at South Coast Repertory and "In This Corner" at the Old Globe, is more successful at setting up this situation than he is at resolving it.

For once, the screenwriter was free to take liberties in BBC2's The Mystery of Edwin Drood Dickensns died halfway through writing it, providing enough material to set up the intrigue in the first episode, while allowing Gwyneth Hughes to have a bash at resolving it in the second.