Sentence examples for to resolve from from inspiring English sources

Most claims required almost two years to resolve from initiation of the lawsuit — and almost four years from the event in question.

So while there is still a lot of uncertainty about the Earth's exact climate sensitivity, and while it's an important question to resolve, from a policy standpoint, it really doesn't matter.

Iraq faces a multitude of vexing problems the Americans tried and failed to resolve, from how to divide the country's oil wealth to sectarian reconciliation to the establishment of an impartial justice system.

Many of the rule-writing jobs dumped in the lap of agencies are on issues that were too complex for Congress to resolve, from the operations of credit-rating agencies to the definition of proprietary trading.

An isotropic component is difficult to resolve from teleseismic data alone (Dufumier and Rivera 1997).

The center of the eruption--beyond Keck's ability to resolve from Earth--might have reached that temperature, Marchis notes.

The Commission is the highest body to resolve appeals from the Labor and Industrial Division in the state.

Because of the large variety of sample types, methods should be selective and able to resolve analytes from possible interferences.

The bank has also sought to sign a $8.5 billion settlement to resolve claims from private investors who bought shaky securities.

Judge Glenn had sought additional changes to resolve objections from the United States Trustee, a bankruptcy watchdog for the Justice Department.

In January 2005 State Farm agreed to pay $40 million to resolve complaints from an alliance of 49 attorneys general about not marking the titles of about 30,000 salvage vehicles.