Sentence examples for solution firmly from inspiring English sources

They should remember to keep the political solution firmly in focus.

To be consistent to this tradition, Cameron should now accept Taleb's solution – firmly in the tradition of the Austrian school – and allow banks to go to the wall.

All respondents were opposed to this solution, firmly believing in migration as an individual right that should not be limited by place of origin and profession.

Although the researchers did not use the term 'HFE' to describe their study, their approach used a systematic work system analysis and led to a solution firmly rooted in the HFE systems approach.

The chairman of Northern Rock, Bryan Sanderson, said in a statement that he was "pleased that a solution that firmly restores the company's prospects has been identified".

To immediately imply that many, many British Muslims – who I know feel fervently British but also are very proud of their Muslim faith – are somehow part of the problem rather than part of the solution is firmly grabbing the wrong end of the stick".

"Seventy percent plus of the Palestinian people do support my line of a two-state solution," he stated firmly.

Not the catchiest of names, but it's exactly the kind of no-nonsense, data-driven solution that Luckey firmly believes in.

Although the Electronic Privacy Information Center, an advocacy group in Washington, does not endorse particular software solutions and is firmly behind the idea of legislation to protect consumer data, the group has a list of other proxy servers and other privacy tools at www.epic.org/privacy/tools.html.html

Though he is not optimistic about the chances of a nonviolent solution, he said he firmly supported the movement's philosophical rejection of military means.

"And to immediately somehow suggest that many, many British Muslims, who I know feel fervently British but also are very proud of their Muslim faith, are somehow part of the problem, rather than part of the solution, I think is firmly grabbing the wrong end of the stick".