Sentence examples for taking steps to resolve the from inspiring English sources

The Oregonian reported that law enforcement authorities are taking steps to resolve the situation, some of which may not be visible to the public.

Francis urged political and business leaders to stop thinking of short-term gains and work for the common good while taking steps to resolve the "ecological debt" between the global north and south.

It is now taking steps to resolve the citizenship of several hundred thousand stateless residents.But even as some countries are cutting statelessness, in others it is on the rise.

While Q1 2017 saw the negative impact of Mobile Order & Pay in terms of slowing comp sales, we believe Starbucks is taking steps to resolve the operational challenges and the congestion issue should be resolved in the next few months without impacting its revenues significantly in the next quarter.

They have already taken steps to resolve the issue of information-technology consulting, the most significant new ban in the act.

"Unlike Loral, Hughes and Boeing have both failed to recognize the seriousness of the violations and have been unprepared to take steps to resolve the matter and to ensure no recurrence of violations in the future," he said.

And while the acquisition agreement requires Shuanghui to take steps to resolve the government's national security concerns, Shuanghui does not have to take any steps, like selling parts of Smithfield, that would have a material impact on Smithfield.

"There may be some general statement in the proprietary lease which might be used to force the tenant to take steps to resolve the problem," he said, adding that the ultimate weapon available to the board -- termination of the proprietary lease and eviction of the tenant -- was not likely to be a realistic option.

"McCain has consistently and publicly urged the Senate leadership and the White House to take steps to resolve the impasse, and he is glad that Senator Reid, Senator McConnell and the White House have now done so," she said in an e-mailed statement, referring to Senator Harry Reid, the majority leader.

President Obama announced the move on Wednesday, saying Russia had "failed to take steps" to resolve the conflict diplomatically.

This will expose any unintentional gender bias that exists in compensation, allowing these organizations to take steps to resolve the issue.