Sentence examples for resolving more from inspiring English sources

Private judging is already on the rise, with JAMS currently resolving more than 10,000 civil cases a year, according to the company.

The addition to the $3.75 billion national settlement fund is aimed at resolving more pending fen-phen cases and speeding up payouts to dieters, Wyeth officials said in May 2004 when the company agreed to the addition.

Mr. Rouhani, whose speech followed President Obama's by more than six hours, also acknowledged Mr. Obama's outreach to Iran aimed at resolving more than three decades of estrangement and recrimination, and expressed hope that "we can arrive at a framework to manage our differences".

We compare the model predictions with far-field tsunami observations in Lay et al. (2011b), resolving more details of the slip in this region may require local tsunami observations (e.g. Fujii et al., 2011).

But the overall HERE picture is resolving more clearly thanks to the Auto launch, and I'm willing to bet we'll see more efforts to expand its reach now that it isn't living in the shadow of efforts to promote Windows Phone.

The latest $950 million accord disclosed today extinguished claims from bond insurer Financial Guaranty Insurance Co. "The cost of resolving more of our mortgage issues hurt our earnings this quarter," Moynihan said in a statement today detailing results.

And courts benefit because cases are resolved more quickly.

The DNA database expansion was resolved more amicably.

He added, "This is a long road, and I am resolved, more resolved today than ever".

The agreement would resolve more than 150 class-action suits claiming the company overcharged consumers.

As public perceptions of the service improve, crimes are resolved more quickly.