Sentence examples for solution of the question from inspiring English sources

"Such an agreement would mean the solution of the question of a nuclear test cessation as well".

His work in the former Yugoslavia during the war of the late 1990s, and then in 2005-07, helped work toward a solution of the question of Kosovo's future.

Obviously, there must be a consistent solution of the question hereby discussed.

Our algorithm runs in linear-time on a fixed-size alphabet, while a naive solution of the question would run in cubic time.

In such a way, through a chain of inferences that is always guided by intuition, he arrives at a fully illuminating and at the same time general solution of the question.

His theory is substantially the same in all these works, but in the two commentaries he stresses the ontological implications of his semantic choices slightly more, and modifies his solution of the question of the meaning of a true negative sentence.

On 10 March, the Manchester Guardian congratulated the Norwegian and, rather grudgingly, said: "We shall not grudge Amundsen his great success, which none but an explorer of great courage and resolution could win, but we look forward also with keen expectation to the solution of the questions which his success has raised".

In addressing the opening of the council, he "exhorted the Bishops to unanimity and concord" and called on them to follow the Holy Scriptures with: "Let, then, all contentious disputation be discarded; and let us seek in the divinely-inspired word the solution of the questions at issue".

The solution of the questions on which I have already partly touched, and which gives us a scientific basis from which to resolve the problem, can be arrived at by experiments on animals, and by clinical observation.

But though Rawls sometimes seemed attracted to this strong interpretation, his considered position is that the outcome of the deliberative model is indicative (not constitutive) of the correct solution to "the question of justification" (1999, 16).

This dilation can therefore be seen as the precursor of the spatangoid gastric caecum, proposing a solution for the question of the evolutionary origin of this enigmatic organ.