Sentence examples for striving to resolve from inspiring English sources

G.M. and the Treasury are striving to resolve several issues before G.M. files for protection.

The government must also lead, as to its credit it has done, on striving to resolve the multiple crises of childhood poverty, social disadvantage and educational underachievement, for these too are closely linked and they demand action across a much wider spectrum of public policy than education alone.

"Pakistan, despite this action of India which has disappointed us, will continue to strive to resolve all issues with India through negotiations and through peaceful means".

Policy and decision-makers should strive to resolve at least the majority of conflicts that arise throughout the lifecycle of major PIC projects so as to maximise their chance of success.

"Clearly we strive to resolve such matters as quickly as possible, but I would like to make it clear that the threat of harm both to the individual concerned and to vehicles driving on the M42 is so significant, there was no alternative but to close the motorway and for it to remain closed until the incident has run its course".

She describes the need for transformative strategies from which to understand and strive to resolve the range of issues experienced by Aboriginal people and their communities related to oppression and marginalization that results from colonization.

He stressed that is was not in the national interest to opt out of Europe, and that legislating for a referendum as the EU strives to resolve the eurozone crisis was the "wrong time".

Fight fair by listening to each other's side, and strive to resolve via compromise for the sake of your relationship.

All governments strive to answer such questions.

I'm not sure what I take away from this experience except that time in our parks help me to step away from the cliff of despair and resolve to keep striving to make others aware that there's great peril and opportunity in our time.

Though major bottlenecks in the peace process have been partly resolved, the country is still striving to mend pieces of the broken social and economic fabric.