Sentence examples for to resolving problems from inspiring English sources

Our leadership shows callous disregard for a balanced approach to resolving problems and planning for our collective future.

Some think good practice should come first – others think governance is required to ensure accountability and a route to resolving problems.

"Our goal this weekend is to get our message out: that we're making progress at the U.N., that the president is committed to resolving problems in Iraq and North Korea.

New owners of the Nexus One, the latest touch-screen smartphone to run on Android, Google's mobile operating system, have found themselves at a loss when it comes to resolving problems with the handset.

From our perspective that of our initial training of future teachers we must address this change by developing training activities that include the most suitable opportunities and strategies for successful acquisition not only of teaching skills (Esteve et al. 2014a) but also those fundamental to resolving problems and situations in the digital world.

Understanding what lies behind the initial frustration or disappointment leads to resolving problems that are masked by the unfortunate event.

But Enron, along with other hard-to-resolve problems, was never specifically mentioned.

Real politics is to engage to resolve problems within a collective with enthusiasm.

Fred Hassan, the chief executive, was hired this year in part to resolve problems like those in manufacturing.

"They're working together to resolve problems and developing their verbal skills," she said.

"If we feel that the Americans are truly serious about resolving problems, Iran is serious in its will to resolve problems and dismiss worries.