Sentence examples for taking to resolve from inspiring English sources

At the annual meeting one private shareholder asked: "Who committed the error, who found it out and what action are you taking to resolve it?

The assessment shall describe any material inadequacies in the completeness and reliability of the data, and the actions the agency can take and is taking to resolve such inadequacies.

He did not extend the steps he was taking to resolve the fate of the Guantánamo prisoners to those held at Bagram, although a comprehensive review of detainee policies is due to be completed in July.

PARIS — Ernests Gulbis and Gaël Monfils had never played a tour-level match against each other, but by the end of the third set of their match Wednesday at the French Open, they were chatting like old friends, joking about how long it was taking to resolve their tennis conflict on the Philippe Chatrier Court.

"We recognize that this is a significant charge, but we believe the approach we are taking to resolve longstanding legal matters is in the company's best interests," P. D. Villarreal, GlaxoSmithKline's senior vice president for global litigation, said in the statement.

The muscular approach the Co-operative Group is now taking to resolve its deep-rooted constitutional problems, following the publication of Lord Myners' recommendations earlier in the year, opens the way for a determined effort to regain public respect and market share.

How long can such a procedural matter take to resolve?

The deficit is increasing and certain measures must be taken to resolve the problem.

Many appropriate steps are being taken to resolve this pressing issue.

"We are waiting for the Iraqi government to do what it takes to resolve this issue".

The question now is what it will take to resolve them.