Sentence examples for term resolution from inspiring English sources

The president is "happy that cooler heads seem to be prevailing," said spokesman Jay Carney, adding: "We would prefer to see a longer term resolution".

He says: "What we are increasingly concerned about is that we don't take on a responsibility for the deeper, longer term resolution of poverty".

Salsbury: While I don't like the term "resolution" -- I think it's negative -- I do think New Year's is a great time to stop and evaluate.

In the longer term, Resolution's research suggests that up to half of the cost of funding the new wage rate for care workers will flow back to the exchequer in higher taxes and reduced in-work benefits.

The term resolution, as used in this work, is the number of pixels per unit area.

Three patients from Phase 1 of the trial experienced long term resolution of their pain following intravenous adenosine (5,16,25 months).

"We want to continue to meet with him to discuss a long-term resolution".

The recent deal struck by Nice and Novartis on the eyesight drug Lucentis is a positive short-term resolution to current acute problems.

All we had from the DG was the formulaic management-speak of "long-term resolution requires identifying and addressing the root causes of the problem".

If policy makers respond creatively to these challenges, the long-term resolution of today's economic crisis can bring more sustainable and equitable future global growth.

Many investors were left worrying that the budget crises that have become more frequent in recent years could spin on endlessly, with no long-term resolution.