Mr Cameron, believing the problem was poor communication rather than a poor policy, resolved to join the mission to explain it.
When he finally resolved to tell his story, he explained via e-mail, social media served as a catalyst.
Just before leaving for a weekend conference in nearby Trenton, I resolved to write him a letter explaining my grievances and acting upon them -- by deliberately pushing him away until he was forced to accept his mistakes.
And Williams is often very funny, in a manner precisely related to the mysteriousness by the authorial resolve not to explain.
But that means she'll need emphatic expressions of support to strengthen her resolve (and to explain to the Administration why she can't and won't back down).
Just last month, after the testing service told the College Board that a glitch in its computer system had delayed the processing of SAT score reports for about 4,800 students, the College Board chose to have its own employees call students and colleges to explain and resolve the problem.
To be sure, American leaders praise the heroism and sacrifice of those who defend the United States, but they are increasingly pressed to explain, and resolve, deeply troubling trends: levels of suicide among the troops and of post-traumatic stress that threaten to overwhelm the health care system.
Problems are typically descriptions of real-life situations or phenomena which students are required to explain or resolve (Barrows and Tamblyn 1980a, b; Colliver 2000; Hmelo-Silver 2004).
CD8+ T-cells directed against conserved influenza epitopes, which would resolve infections early, could help to explain the constrained spread of H1N1 2009 even in persons without neutralising antibody [ 54].
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