Sentence examples for that could resolve the problem from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we present two scheduling algorithms that could resolve the problem of prior determination of CPU requirement of the data packet.

The institute's research proved that we could resolve the problem with traditional methods at a certain cost.

It's worth remembering that the eurozone as a whole is in trade balance – it's comfortably solvent, so that settling of accounts could resolve the problem without any financing from the IMF or China.

She told him that a lot of people in Washington were interested in his case, that they were very concerned that he remain safe until the Embassy could resolve the problem.

Tighter standards for examiners could resolve the problem, he says.

You may find someone has already tried the idea and found it failed, or alternatively has some ideas on a problem you have that could resolve it, sometimes you can also collaborate to save time and money and be more effective.

Ms. Bachelet said she was convinced that Chileans could resolve the system's problems "ourselves".

Any hopes that a change of ownership could resolve the club's problems at a stroke were swiftly dashed.

I got this idea that I could simply resolve the problem by getting the intelligence service to take a professional interest in me.

But, beyond rhetorical condemnations and probably some symbolic sanctions, we are unlikely to see any substantial actions that could help resolve the North Korean nuclear problem.

The respondents supported countermeasures such as building an underpass or fencing off the tracks, and only a few of them indicated that nothing could be done to resolve the problem.