Sentence examples for satisfactorily resolving from inspiring English sources

Conflict between them would certainly undermine the credibility of governance as a whole without necessarily satisfactorily resolving a regulatory issue," said Dame Pauline.

The carer falling sick is not always so satisfactorily resolved.

Does anyone really think we've reached the point where such questions can be satisfactorily resolved?

No political leader can be said to have satisfactorily resolved this problem.

His ways of thinking about issues we have not yet satisfactorily resolved still resonate.

Sponsel despaired that what is known as "the fierce controversy" would ever be satisfactorily resolved.

It is up to the CCG to determine when a serious incident has been satisfactorily resolved.

If it has yet to be satisfactorily resolved, then this, Pääbo suspects, is because it has never been properly framed.

If not satisfactorily resolved, the account was closed or put in the process to be closed as soon as practicable.

The United Nations' spokesman, Martin Nesirky, refused to clarify what happened beyond saying the "unfortunate misunderstanding" had been "satisfactorily resolved".

Second, no final agreement on a transatlantic trade and investment agreement between the EU and US can be concluded until this issue has been satisfactorily resolved.