Sentence examples for solely resolved from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tuesday evening in a defiant statement that he would "not accept external dictates" on his country's borders, and that the matter would be "solely resolved in direct negotiations between the sides".

Paying civil servants to work solely on resolving workplace disputes and other union activities costs the government £30m a year, he said.

The difficulties of showing up to court month after month to contest even minor criminal charges -- or the inability to afford bail -- often coerce people to accept plea agreements solely to resolve their case as quickly as possible.

But the liability problem is too large and too diverse to be resolved solely by improved patient safety.

"Our country has long since abandoned the notion that we should leave crises to be resolved solely by the marketplace," he says.

The notion that the U.S.-Iran standoff can be resolved solely through economic incentives and limited security guarantees is premised on the realities of yesteryear's Middle East.

However, challenge with sublethal levels of ZAIRE virus resulted in a fully-symptomatic disease that was successfully resolved solely by the immune response of the host without medical intervention.

Theoretically, this approach accounted for correlations between genetic and geographical distances that may be present and ensured that large interpolation peaks were not resolved solely due to the fact that one or a few sampling areas were geographically isolated [32].

The bottleneck was resolved solely by co-production of APK2, an enzyme that converts the intermediate APS in the sulfur assimilatory pathway into the sulfotransferase co-substrate, PAPS.

"The current crisis has come about solely through the actions of the British Government, it could only be resolved by the actions of the British Government," he said.

He said: "The current crisis has come about solely through the actions of the British government; it could only be resolved by the actions of the British government.