Sentence examples for to resolve a question from inspiring English sources

Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. suggested that the court should not rush to resolve a question concerning a technology on its last legs.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to resolve a question that has vexed the lower federal courts since Congress enacted a law to narrow the gap between sentences meted out for offenses involving two kinds of cocaine.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court returned Tuesday to the question of how to take account of race in drawing election districts, hearing arguments in a case that is likely to resolve a question the court has left open five times: Must a minority group constitute a majority in a given district before an important protection of the federal Voting Rights Act kicks in?

They were also able to resolve a question about the two major lager yeast lineages, Frohberg and Saaz, discovering that the two had separate origins, not a single precursor, as some groups had hypothesized.

In February, it asked the California Supreme Court to resolve a procedural question regarding the standing of the initiative's sponsor to bring the appeal.

Smith's work stands exposed in its failure to resolve a fatal question that arises when sculpture flirts with picture-ness: pictures of what?

So far, though, the debate over the reform plan, like much of the two-hour hearing last Wednesday, has failed to resolve a critical question: Who exactly are Icann's constituents?

You are often left waiting days to resolve a simple question.

Bob Bradley's hiring by a struggling Swansea City club last fall was supposed to resolve a vexing question: could an American coach in the English Premier League?

The Court of Appeals sent the case back to the lower court to resolve a technical question about evidence (more on that later).

Chief Judge Abrahamson's decision to file a suit in federal court is a "sensible and appropriate way" to resolve a complicated question of how to interpret the new Wisconsin amendment which was silent on when it should take effect.