Sentence examples for resolving this issue of from inspiring English sources
Boaden, who was appointed the BBC's director of radio last year after moving from her BBC News chief role in the fallout from the Savile scandal, added: "In EastEnders resolving this issue of love and loyalty would have involved a lot of shouting and possibly some violent crime.
"I was not surprised that they walked away from resolving this issue on behalf of the American people," Hoyer told reporters.
The PITC had maintained for many years that there should be a 1 km buffer surrounding its land in which no residential development should occur, and from the mid-1990s onwardseveralral members of parliament for the area tried to resolve this issue on behalf of neighbouring landowners.
A lot of powerful states at this point do not really consider that the umbrella of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change is necessarily appropriate for trying to resolve this issue of people displaced by climate change.
A more careful comparison of their genomes may resolve this issue of which is the more ancient on the evolutionary scale.
But his decision makes it even harder for the Clinton administration to come out forcibly in favour of a court ruling against the boy's father.There has never been any chance of resolving this issue without causing pain to someone.
By May, however, Paul Bingham (BAT Director of Marketing) concluded that 'BAT is marginally late into resolving this issue but ahead of Philip Morris and not too late to influence the outcome of harmonisation discussions'[ 50].
Resolving this issue requires intensive study of the content of Plato's works.
Resolving this issue is not only of interest to millions of sports fans; it also intrigues me as a labor economist.
Resolving this issue is both a matter of test design and pragmatics of test administration.
Classic neuropsychological data from aphasic patients have not been able to resolve this issue because of the absence of reliable lesion-deficit mapping (Dronkers et al., 2004).
