Sentence examples similar to resolving reply from inspiring English sources
Agents can also see data on how many cases customer service agents have opened, resolved, replied to, reassigned, or reopened regardless of who was assigned the case.
Asked when he expects his future to be resolved, Pérez replied: "I think quite soon.
Research assistants were present to answer questions, resolve technical problems and ensure that children replied independently from each other.
Asked if he was hopeful the situation could be resolved soon, Kershaw replied, "I really don't know what to expect.
Iran's top nuclear negotiator rejected calls for a prompt reply to an international proposal for resolving the dispute over its nuclear program.
After the third e-mail exchange you send an e-mail, get a reply, you reply again try to resolve the problem face-to-face or over the phone if people are in different locations.
Labour replied that it believed the strike should not have gone ahead, but said responsibility for resolving the dispute lay equally with Bob Crow, the RMT's leader, and Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London.
That said, I am having a hard time resolving the person I quite literally grew up with in this business, with the person who sent the email to which I am replying.
"Since the member first contacted us, we have been working with all parties involved to coordinate and resolve this matter," Porras replied.
Dyke doubts the FA's issues will be resolved by Fifa's first reply but said the organisation is prepared to wait.
