Sentence examples for resolving potential from inspiring English sources

At the time, few asked if there was a legal framework for resolving potential disputes.

A new guideline resolving potential conflicts between federal and state methods of measuring teacher qualifications in areas like science was also reasonable.

6. (S) Dutch leadership within the EU does not weaken their commitment to NATO, where they are "go-to guys" for resolving potential EU-NATO conflicts.

Mr. Kissinger said he decided to step down because resolving potential conflicts of interest would have meant liquidating his consulting firm, Kissinger Associates, a step that he said would have unduly delayed the commission's work.

Anand said VW was planning a big product release at the end of 2016 and suggested that the company should be more proactive about resolving potential recalls on existing vehicles.

The original chairman of the Sept. 11 commission, Henry A. Kissinger, stepped down abruptly because he said resolving potential conflicts of interest would have meant liquidating his consulting firm, while his vice chairman, former Senator George J. Mitchell, stepped aside in part because of an unwillingness to sever ties with his law firm.

Alcan said it had begun discussions with the European Commission, the European Union's executive body, on "appropriate undertakings" to resolve potential antitrust concerns.

There is, of course, nothing wrong with an employee and an employer reaching a financial settlement to resolve potential legal claims and agreeing to keep it confidential.

In its annual report filed with the S.E.C., Fleet said, "The settlement would not resolve potential regulatory charges against individuals" or shareholder lawsuits.

The Suiza Foods Corporation said yesterday that it had received a second request from federal regulators regarding its proposed merger with the Dean Foods Company, and the companies have identified six plants that will be sold to resolve potential antitrust conflicts.

These changes could significantly alter water flows – presenting a new barrier to nascent efforts to better manage water for food production and to resolve potential cross-border water conflicts.