Sentence examples for resolving crises from inspiring English sources
And its members are making headlines, but not for resolving crises.
He has an M.B.A. from Stanford, a knack for resolving crises, and more sense than the four band members combined.
Mrs. Clinton says she not only wants to take back those former responsibilities, but to restore diplomacy's primary role in resolving crises.
"But on the other side, a large section of society realizes that we should not depend on the monarchy for resolving crises," he said.
Pushing the IMF's plan hard could therefore be the quickest way to a more rational and less costly system for resolving crises.
A pan-European strategy is all the more necessary because the euro was constructed without any mechanisms for averting or resolving crises — and with no agreement on who is ultimately responsible for financing crisis costs.
Non-democracies are often needed to resolve crises.
Popular art forms can stun and wound, but they can also soothe hurts and resolve crises.
The democratic process always carries the risk of shocks but it usually resolves crises eventually.
Mrs Merkel and Mr Sarkozy manage to resolve crises as they threaten to spin out of control.
The admission that life goes on, and remains complicated and confusing, would seem to go against the genre's promise of happy endings and neatly resolved crises.
