Sentence examples for truly resolve from inspiring English sources

But first the prime minister and the first ministers of Scotland and Wales must truly resolve: "never again".

Several Viacom executives expressed hope last night that the board action would truly resolve the contention between the company's top executives.

Kathy Hochul, a New York democratic congresswoman, estimated the standoff between the two parties caused "over $350m in damage to our economy".But the compromise does not truly resolve the funding issue.

Charles C. Conaway, Kmart's chief executive, said in a statement that "after considering a wide range of alternatives, it became clear that this course of action was the only way to truly resolve the company's most challenging problems".

And it can truly resolve a couple's issues regarding disagreements about assets and debts.

So while diplomats travel back and forth, it seems that those in power on both sides of the fighting, have little desire to truly resolve the conflict at the root level.

What we truly resolved to care about, it turns out, is quite simple – ourselves.

We left the conference tipsy with uncertainty — agreeing that naval force has its place, but that piracy on the high seas will only be truly resolved on land.

Therefore, I would suggest, somewhat paradoxically, that the issues that stand in the way of regional integration can only be truly resolved by moving toward greater integration.

Everybody who looks at the "too big to fail" problem grapples with the idea of a bankruptcy body for banks; but no one has truly resolved the Catch-22 at the heart of it.

Even if Turkey truly resolves two deeply controversial issues abolishing the death penalty and expanding the civil rights of a restive Kurdish population -- it may be misleading to think that membership in the European Union is just around the corner.