Sentence examples for to resolving issues from inspiring English sources

Ivax said final approval was subject to resolving issues involving pediatric labeling for the branded version.

BAGHDAD — Winding up a visit to Iraq that has taken him to six provinces, Deputy Secretary of State John D. Negroponte said Tuesday that American and Iraqi negotiators were close to resolving issues that have stood in the way of a security agreement governing the continued presence of American troops in the country.

Factoring compassion into conservation presents a simple and morally acceptable approach to resolving issues of land sharing by using the universal ethic of a concern for the suffering of others and attempts to alleviate it.

Differences in parenting style are often a sore spot in families and theirs is no different, but they are very conscious of this and deeply committed to each other and to resolving issues in whatever way is best for all involved -- that means, to a very large extent, what is best for Lilly.

Sarkozy has long opposed Turkey's entry into the European Union in part because of the country's ongoing denial, and Wednesday, French MP Jean-Louis Bianco told reporters that in addition to resolving issues such as its dispute with Cyprus, the country must recognize that the Armenian Genocide took place.

Critical reflections include both intuition and logic, and may be the key to resolving issues and complex situations [ 28].

Banditry, localized issues, people trying to resolve issues over water and land at a local level.

"We would advise unhappy residents to talk to us and work with us to resolve issues.

"We think this proves that we are able to resolve issues when we have diplomatic channels".

The constitution's reforms were devised to resolve issues arising from the disputed 2007 election.

Cameron insisted he remained determined to resolve issues around tax havens.