Sentence examples for resolved matters of from inspiring English sources

Neither the Territorial Supreme Court nor the Court of Appeals saw the witness, but both courts, on reading the record, resolved matters of evidentiary conflict in the fashion least favorable to the petitioner.

That hasn't resolved matters of risk perception, but all agree on the need to figure out how to respond to future alarms.

Representatives from the three institutions will meet at Wageningen the last week of May to put together a joint proposal to the Gates Foundation for a multi-year, multi-country evaluation that should resolve matters of scientific controversy about SRI.

But reform is selfishly blocked even though the security council's loss of legitimacy may mean that we could eventually lose the only supra-national forum we have to resolve matters of peace and war.

Totally convinced of the need for religious concord in order to facilitate political unification, he was willing to accept temporary measures of toleration until religious reunification could be achieved through the meeting of "a national or general council to resolve matters of religion" which was slated to be held "two years later".

"We only resolve matters of the public with the written consent of the parties involved, and no one is compelled to abide by the order," Mujahid said.

Church leaders should set the prepared texts aside and use their freedom to draw attention to and stress the uniqueness of Orthodoxy, its freedom-granting ascetical and spiritual life, in addition to resolving matters of Church administration.

Findings from research highlight "the importance of commitment, the need to be clear about the levels and extent of participation, and the importance of resolving matters of representation" [ 28].

"Writing to another country, asking it to control our army, instead of resolving matters on our own".

With the final four-day test to commence on Thursday in Barcelona, it leaves MES little time to resolve matters ahead of the season-opening Australian Grand Prix on March 17.

As European leaders work towards a way of resolving matters, the name of Maastricht is as controversial as ever.