Sentence examples for resolved that it from inspiring English sources

The two groups resolved that "it is likely that fuzzy rather than clear language will be used to describe this obligation" of analyzing air quality, theoretically a pivotal component of any rules on air pollution.

In 1986, Unesco and several scholarly societies resolved that "it is scientifically incorrect to say that war or any other violent behavior is genetically programmed into our human nature".

To the amalgamators' dismay, the Colonial Office had received protests against the Rudd Concession from a number of London businessmen and humanitarian societies, and had resolved that it could not sanction the concession because of its equivocal nature, as well as the fact that Lobengula had announced its suspension.

In 2013, Etsy finally resolved that it was time to change the rules.

He wanted tonight's concert to be just that -- but he resolved that it not be an evening of unrelieved sorrow.

It had been renewed without difficulty every decade since the 1970s; Stark now resolved that it would end.

To resolve that, it had to start giving free access to the site, upending its business plan.

I resolved that day to put it in its place whenever I could.

"When I say, 'Suppose there is a strong difference of opinion, how will it be resolved?' that always kind of creates a quandary," he said.

To resolve that question, it is necessary to confront not only interpretive ambiguities in making inferences about the content of other minds, but conceptual issues about what it means to possess critical cognitive functions.

You know, there have been some roiling debates here in this country about the best way to resolve that, so it's not surprising that that is happening in Europe as well".