Sentence examples for suggested resolving from inspiring English sources

To the disappointment of gossip columnists, the row fizzled out in Venice, where Herzog suggested resolving their differences over a bottle of whisky.

He also suggested resolving investor uncertainty over the digital economy is also likely to be important for the government — not least for a Brexit Britain grappling with all sorts of unanswered questions for businesses — providing added impetus for it to be pro-active in setting clear rules for gig economy workers.

Cicchetti and Feinstein [ 8] suggested resolving the paradoxes by using two separate indexes (ppos and pneg) to quantify agreement in the positive and negative decisions; these are analogous to sensitivity and specificity from a diagnostic testing perspective.

However, as the above examples of Japan and Laos suggest, resolving health disparities through the improvement of socioeconomic conditions may accelerate degradation of the environment (e.g. "Grow Now, Clean Up Later" [ 36]).

He went on: Not only did Roe not, as the Court suggests, resolve the deeply divisive issue of abortion; it did more than anything else to nourish it, by elevating it to the national level, where it is infinitely more difficult to resolve.

Miss Suu Kyi suggested that resolving strife was not about condemnation, but about "finding out the root, the cause of the conflict".

Experiments have been suggested for resolving the mechanism of this important process.

It was suggested that resolving issues may benefit from a disputes panel comprising a broad range of experts in scientific, economic, policy and ethical evaluations, in order to provide an objective decision.

Tesco has faced its own set of internal issues and is probably now doing the right things to put them right, but history suggests that resolving them will take a long time.

It suggests against resolving contests where any decision would erode the Court's legitimacy by appearing political, rather than principled.

And that Attorney General Robert Kennedy suggested we resolve the crisis by ignoring a threatening message from the Soviet Union and responding only to an earlier, more conciliatory message.