Sentence examples for to resolve a issue from inspiring English sources

It has taken us weeks to resolve a issue.

The hope is to resolve an issue that has passionate supporters and detractors.

We know exactly what new data are needed to resolve an issue.

"Would the people of New York sell a part of Central Park to resolve an issue?" said Edward Keating, a member of the Save St. Paul's committee.

He said the counselors taught him to talk through his problems so he could decide, for example, that he did not need to fight to resolve an issue.

That agreement was meant to resolve an issue that has long been problematic — Europeans placing their money in Switzerland to avoid taxes.

Mr. Holbrooke lobbied Congress extensively last year to resolve an issue that threatened to undermine America's global reputation and a year-end budget agreement.

Back in 2001, Courson agreed to pay the agency $50,000 to resolve an "issue" over charging fees to run credit checks for customers.

Relying on your dreams for guidance is like the political ritual of appointing an "independent blue-ribbon panel" to resolve an issue.

It is irresponsible of the government to rely on small businesses and struggling not-for-profits to resolve an issue of national importance without robust support.

When he tries to resolve an issue with a service representative over the phone, he can't get the words out; the operator, gruff and impatient, hangs up.