Sentence examples for should try to resolve from inspiring English sources

Before he does, he should try to resolve one important and largely unexplored question: When the administration lifts the moratorium, should it do so selectively or all at once?

Sudhanshu S. Singh, chief functionary, Humanitarian Aid International, India There is only one way out - global powers should try to resolve protracted crises which have become a blackhole for humanitarian funding.

Boulder spokeswoman Sarah Huntley said the city has received about 200 emails, some supporting the sister-city ties, some opposing them, and others commenting on whether Boulder should try to resolve the dispute.

Studies should try to resolve the residual unexplained variation, including information on variation between clinicians, either from within the same setting, from different settings or from different countries.

Or should he try to resolve the disagreement?

Guests should also try to resolve any problems or charges while at the hotel, rather than dealing with the issue back at home.

"We should all just try to resolve this issue," he said, "instead of going into a Senate hearing with all this circus".

This should be thoroughly investigated and action should be taken to try to resolve these problems.

Why or why not? -How should the Russian government try to resolve the conflict in Chechnya?

Martti Ahtisaari, this year's Nobel Peace Prize winner, said Wednesday that President-elect Barack Obama should move quickly to try to resolve conflicts in the Middle East.

OSLO — President-elect Barack Obama should move quickly to try to resolve conflicts in the Middle East, this year's Nobel Peace Prize winner said Wednesday after accepting a gold medal and $1.2 million in prize money.