Sentence examples for to be a resolution from inspiring English sources

"There has to be a resolution.

"There needs to be a resolution because it's the lack of resolution that's leading to a lack of confidence".

"Everyone agrees now that there has to be a resolution to this – the judges and the public at large and I think even the travellers".

Inspector General Rajinder Tikoo (who led the negotiations with the kidnappers) confirmed the sabotaging of the talks and that intelligence did not want there to be a resolution.

At the United Nations, the United States and Japan were pushing ahead with what is likely to be a resolution condemning the attack, said Security Council diplomats.

It was originally intended to be a resolution from the European Union, but although 26 of the 27 EU member states supported it, Denmark did not.

3) Therefore, if there is going to be a just resolution of the conflict, effective pressure on the Israeli government to agree to a just resolution is going to have to come from outside of Washington.

"But," he cautioned, "it would have to be a joint resolution.

The DO was designed to be a high-resolution genetic mapping panel.

It would turn out to be a fittingly bizarre resolution to an odd game last night.

Domestic politics have proved to be a formidable obstacle to a resolution.