Sentence examples for the proper resolve from inspiring English sources

Mr. Abrams said it was because executives in the industry lacked the proper resolve.

In practice the time step for Coulomb collisions and furthermore the distance to the next Coulomb collision has to be much smaller than the mean free path of the other involved collision processes for proper resolving the thermalization of the test particles with the plasma background.

Proper resolved-scale prediction is also obtained for viscous inviscid interactions and fully confined viscous flows.

They hold that museums are not the proper place to resolve ownership disputes.

The proper way to resolve these problems, which are made more difficult by unfamiliar language than they are by clear purpose, is simply to return to the reasons for the provision.

"We don't believe that duplicative litigation is the proper route to resolve these issues," Olson said.

"What comes across is that they're working on this, they're working toward this goal," he said, but argued that the EPA's regulatory track record in recent decades indicates it lacks the proper urgency and resolve.

And "courts are not the proper place to resolve the agonising personal and medical problems that underlie these choices.

Knowing the proper channels to resolve a conflict will increase the chances you get the results you desire.

Washington has regarded the international commission as the proper forum for resolving the insurance disputes.

Yet by bypassing Ramallah and President Abbas, they further marginalize the moderate leaders as the proper address for resolving problems".