Sentence examples for suggested that a resolution from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton declined to discuss the details of the negotiations, but she suggested that a resolution could be found before the State Department is faced with a decision to withhold military assistance from Egypt.

Both suggested that a resolution on Sri Lanka at the UN Human Rights Council, which is expected to include input from the government, could indicate just how far Sirisena and his allies are willing to go.

French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius suggested that a resolution under Chapter 7 of the U.N. charter, which allows the Security Council to authorize actions ranging from sanctions to military intervention, might be necessary.

Still others objected to the new terms of the contract entirely, suggesting that a resolution of this entire chapter may yet be far from reach.

They had been making steady progress on the noneconomic issues, leading both Hunter and Stern to suggest that a resolution was in sight.

A senior American trade official said yesterday that Europe had made some progress toward complying on beef and banana trade, but the official did not suggest that a resolution to the matter was imminent.

To fulfill the requirements of spatial resolution and uniformity, [4, 5] suggested that a DOI resolution between 2 and 3 mm is necessary.

She suggested that a fair resolution of the case was unlikely given the current composition of the Civil Chamber.

"She suggested that a fair resolution of the case was unlikely given the current composition of the civil chamber," the cables says.

With the help of a lawyer friend he got in touch with the proper person in the State Dept., who suggested that a written resolution might presented to the Netherlands Minister in this country.

Although an effort similar in scale to the one described here is not available as reference for the plant kingdom, preliminary studies suggested that a map resolution of ~200 kb is achievable with RH in plants [ 8, 23, 25].