Sentence examples for to get resolution from inspiring English sources

"Today is the 12th, the 31st is almost distant in terms of Albany's capacity to get resolution sometimes".

When issues are raised and there are local processes in place such as mediation and negotiation agreements, members are expected to work together and use those processes to get resolution.

You're not going to get resolution, and you're going to get another fucked-up e-mail that you're also going to feel like you can't respond to.' Sometimes the reason things are easier to do in person is just because we can bungle them and time moves on and nobody notices".

Remember, you want to give the candidate an opportunity to get resolution for each of their issues throughout the process.

I chat and joke, while reminding them how important it is to get resolution.

With iterative deconvolution alone (with relatively low wiener value with periodical softening), it was still able to get resolution improvement (Figure 2E, F).

The scandal was ultimately caused by "pressure in the system to get resolutions and cost pressures", according to Horn.

The men and women of the society have helped to get resolutions opposed to the North American Union introduced, and occasionally passed, in state legislatures.

So in order to get resolutions passed, the West usually has to persuade one of the duo (most of the time Russia) to drop its objections, typically by softening proposed sanctions.

It also wasn't Barack Obama who fought tooth and nail to get resolutions to the Senate floor to end the Iraq war.

The VMA, however, being the main implementer was not represented in the steering committee giving them little opportunity to directly discuss implementation issues and get resolutions to program-related problems in a timely manner.