Sentence examples for resolving the problems of from inspiring English sources

No finer way of resolving the problems of capitalism has been dreamed up, bar socialism.

The previous restructuring plans "were not sufficient for resolving the problems of the group," he said.

David Axelrod, the Obama campaign strategist, said the candidates at the debate were "essentially pledging allegiance to the Tea Party, instead of resolving the problems of this country".

All G20 countries agree that a properly functioning banking system is vital for a return to normal levels of activity, and each will commit itself to resolving the problems of bad debts.

Paul Tucker, the deputy governor of the Bank of England, said the most important part of the reform programme prompted by the near-collapse of the financial system was to find a way of resolving the problems of the world's biggest banks without the need for taxpayer support.

Representative Richard H. Baker, the Louisiana Republican who was the main author of the measure, said that the bill "goes a long way" toward resolving the problems of the industry and its oversight but said he would also seek to make it stronger by restoring some provisions that had been watered down.

In any case, avoiding war with Iraq does not mean resolving the problem of Iraq.

Mr Holbrooke told the Munich conference that resolving the problem of Afghanistan would be "much tougher than Iraq".

Unless we start to address the grievances that underlie Sunni alienation we have no chance whatsoever of resolving the problem of Isis.

Moscow has no interest in resolving the problem of Iranian nukes quickly.

However, neither mathematics nor fresh observations were capable of resolving the problem of the nature of the universe: was it finite or infinite?