Sentence examples for that means resolving from inspiring English sources

For an inveterate Tweeter with 235,000 followers, that means resolving some tricky contradictions.

A new year means a new start and for many of us that means resolving to live better and be healthier, fitter and slimmer.

In the United States, that means resolving the distressed mortgage debt that is weakening our financial system and reducing labor mobility, thereby constraining not only our growth but also our ability to grow.

Of course, any real progress will be dependent on improved relations with Russia, which means resolving the current tensions around the US missile defence system, but that may yet be possible.

For many people, January means resolving to shed bad habits and develop good ones.

In any case, avoiding war with Iraq does not mean resolving the problem of Iraq.

This meant resolving the battle of psychiatrists who gave conflicting opinions and diagnoses of a young man with a long history of schizophrenia who also likely suffers from narcissistic and antisocial personality disorders.

Does that mean we should resolve that charity begins and ends at home?

Their cases were resolved in ways that mean they are not precedents, HR assures us.

The authoritative poise of Theresa May at prime minister's questions is the consequence of her being home secretary for six years and in opposition when the Conservatives were having their existential crisis – one that is by no means resolved.

Which means that resolving to gain a friend in 2016 might be almost as good for the health as resolving to lose the half a stone (3kg) that nobody loses every January, and certainly a lot more fun.