Sentence examples for resolved problems with from inspiring English sources

Mr. Silver said the results indicated Watson had resolved problems with excess inventory stemming from the Schein purchase.

Cahill had won popular support as a vigorous and impressive minister who had resolved problems with New South Wales' electricity supply and in his first 10 months as premier had reinvigorated the party.

Mr. Stevens said he was open to working with Democrats to try to resolve problems with the spending bill.

His belief that human decisions were made within clear constraints seemed to conform with the way that computers are programmed to resolve problems with defined parameters.

Many subscribers have given up trying to resolve problems with the cellphone companies and have taken their grievances to the F.C.C. or a state attorney general's office.

He said he needed help with day-to-day minutiae like scheduling baby sitters and resolving problems with his cable bill.

Since November, Toyota has recalled about 8.5 million vehicles worldwide to resolve problems with pedals that stick or get caught under floor mats.

The report calls for Congress to revise the Help America Vote Act and provide the commission with the authority and resources it needs to resolve problems with machines that were certified before the commission took over the process.

It was reported that Vice President Dick Cheney had intervened for the company with officials in India, hoping to resolve problems with an Enron power project there that has become a white elephant.

This can only be done by transferring the mortgage to a special servicer, a financial services unit that is charged with resolving problems with distressed assets in the interests of investors.

The company has not been holding such calls, which once were standard practice, while it has been trying to resolve problems with its accounting practices, which are being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission.