Sentence examples for topic resolved from inspiring English sources
Already the first contribution on that topic resolved that spicule formation starts intracellularly in "J" sclerocytes, by formation of an initial organic axial filament, around which the inorganic silica mantel is deposited.
This year's national high-school debate topic was: "Resolved: That the United States should significantly curtail arms sales to foreign countries".
RICHARD MASINGTON was on the national champion high school debate team in 1953-54, when the topic was: "Resolved: That the president of the United States should be elected by the direct vote of the people".
After a split vote, the conversation turned to the topic of resolving conflicting values.
They can shed new light on a topic or resolve a difference of opinion, but sometimes they can indicate only what is in the literature, without extensive analysis.
Then λ ( G ) ≤ λ ( G ( p, q ; k, 1 ; 1 ) ) = p q − k + p 2 q 2 − 6 p q k + 4 p k + 4 q k 2 − 3 k 2 2. We note that similar conjectures in this topic have been resolved by the first author in the papers [12 16].
Hunter is, however, making a broader point: he favours far greater devolution to Holyrood, so interspersing strictly resolved topics with devolved areas serves to make his central case: that a large majority of Scotland's voters want more, not less, control.
Thus we can imagine that there has been a co-evolution of narrative terms and formal crime types that impacts how topics are ultimately resolved.
Staged in traditional British style, the topic is "Resolved: This House Believes that Homer Simpson Is More Influential than George W. Bush".
The 2012-2013 NFL policy debate resolution (or topic) is: Resolved: The United States federal government should substantially increase its transportation infrastructure investment in the United States.
