Sentence examples for solution the fate from inspiring English sources

The magnum opus of the late David Cesarani, Final Solution: The Fate of the Jews 1933-1949 (Macmislan) is attemptmptoto bring the results of an outpouring of scholarship from the past three decades to a wider audience.

Final Solution: The Fate of the Jews 1933-1949 by David Cesarani (Macmillan) The long-anticipated major work of the historian of the Holocaust and Anglo-Jewish life, who died last year (another book, on Disraeli, will also be published this year by Yale).

This accord would have dealt with the territorial shape of a Palestinian state and brought a solution to the fate of three million Palestinian refugees scattered through the Middle East.

Mr. Ahtisaari, the former president of Finland, said leaders of Serbia and of Kosovo's ethnic Albanian majority had again failed to agree on a solution to the fate of the breakaway Serbian province after a meeting in Vienna, the last in a year of dialogue.

Both the high density (1025 gL− 1) and reactivity of the treatment solution influence the fate of permanganate (MnO4) in the subsurface and affect the degree of contaminant treatment.

For some people it's climate change, for some people it's trans rights, for others it's a two-state solution and the fate of the Palestinians.

It would be neat if it could be made out that this was the only solution, so that the fate of fatalism was inextricably linked to the fate of the Aristotelian solution.

And although Mr. Kirshenblatt left Poland before the Final Solution began, he painted the fate of many of his relatives, based on written accounts that his father received after the war.

Speaking after a campaign event in Milford, N.H., Mr. Romney criticized the policy change, saying it would make it more difficult "to reach a long-term solution" for dealing with the fate of young people who are in the United States "through no fault of their own".

Speaking after an event in Milford, N.H., on Friday, Mr. Romney criticized the president's executive order for making it "more difficult to reach a long-term solution" for dealing with the fate of young people who are in the United States illegally "through no fault of their own".

For by terminating the prospect of a two-state solution, Netanyahu will also be sealing the fate of an exclusively Jewish state.