Sentence examples for resolved topics from inspiring English sources
Hunter is, however, making a broader point: he favours far greater devolution to Holyrood, so interspersing strictly resolved topics with devolved areas serves to make his central case: that a large majority of Scotland's voters want more, not less, control.
They might be better resolved in topic models based on the larger corpus of events.
She advocates avoiding on-going email exchanges by "running down the hall or picking up the phone" and "resolving the topic with a 5-minute conversation".
To be honest, Avoiding is a Band-Aid for the conflict situation; nothing is resolved and the topic is put into a parking lot until later.
Already the first contribution on that topic resolved that spicule formation starts intracellularly in "J" sclerocytes, by formation of an initial organic axial filament, around which the inorganic silica mantel is deposited.
This year's national high-school debate topic was: "Resolved: That the United States should significantly curtail arms sales to foreign countries".
RICHARD MASINGTON was on the national champion high school debate team in 1953-54, when the topic was: "Resolved: That the president of the United States should be elected by the direct vote of the people".
Nevertheless, further research needs to extend out to resolve a few topics such as amending the energy capability and lightweight system design.
It's the only way to avoid this mistake, and the only way to really resolve the tough topics themselves".
Thus we can imagine that there has been a co-evolution of narrative terms and formal crime types that impacts how topics are ultimately resolved.
