Sentence examples for said resolving from inspiring English sources

General Franks said resolving the issue was up to the Afghans and nonmilitary agencies.

But Mr. Brooks said resolving the dispute with South Carolina would eliminate much of that uncertainty.

The bank, which is based in Sydney, said resolving the matter might take as long as two years.

"I'm not about to stay here forever," she said, resolving to walk several blocks to an appointment.

Eric S. Lander, the founding director of the Broad Institute, a science research center at Harvard and M.I.T., said resolving these issues was crucial to taking advantage of the knowledge hidden in our genomes.

He said resolving the investigations would allow Toyota to forge a better relationship with regulators and "focus even more on listening to our customers and meeting their high expectations for safe and reliable vehicles".

But the fact that News Corp plans to split into two companies could, Citi said, resolve the political issues regarding BSkyB.

Generally the women in my photographs," she said, "resolve their issues among themselves and don't let others — such as men — have a say".

Needless to say, resolving this situation has been difficult".

5.46pm: The minutes from the Barclays board meeting on 9 February say resolving the perception of an aggressive culture is "critical to the future of the group".

Advocates say resolving that issue is key to curbing preventable deaths.