Sentence examples for that resolving the problem from inspiring English sources

Mr Holbrooke told the Munich conference that resolving the problem of Afghanistan would be "much tougher than Iraq".

We found that resolving the problem of finding the most appropriate dispersion model estimates for NGS data was outside the scope of the present paper, but it is an important topic for future research.

Intervention will never be the thing that resolves the problem of Islamic State.

"That resolves the problem that traditional media have faced when they move to a paywall after allowing free consultation of their website.

By the time of Pure Lust, Daly has further modified the "power of being" to the pluralized "Powers of Be-ing," a move that resolves the problem of the one and the many in favor of the many.

Try different types of litter and see if that resolves the problem.

All evidence makes it doubtful that any scheme that resolves the problems posed in the previous section exists.

It is a beautiful, affectionate, clever extension that resolves the problems of a neglected side elevation of an old building with skill and modesty.

Greenspan will use the opportunity to address business leaders in central Tokyo on Tuesday in a speech hosted by Keidanren a business association that resolves the problems of the Japanese community and two other major Japanese business lobbies.

This is not to say that resolving the problems of the Middle East is not a high priority, quite to the contrary, this is a central global challenge, which warrants an energetic search for a solution.

Minister of Transport, Liv Signe Navarsete from the Centre Party, has said that resolving the problems by building a straight station is not an alternative, since it would cost an additional hundred-millions of NOK, and delay the new station several years.