Sentence examples for try resolving from inspiring English sources
The commissioner has the power to issue an enforcement notice compelling disclosure of the records, although the commissioner is most likely to try resolving the matter informally.
The city may get its chance on Wednesday, when Mr. Corvo is scheduled to meet with Mayor Marinan to try resolving their differences.
First, Mr. Iger was summoned home from a sailing trip last Monday to try resolving a very public spat with the satellite television company EchoStar Communications, which is threatening to drop Disney's ABC Family channel.
Many of the afflicted try resolving the infection on their own — using heating pads, drinking more water, taking pain medications.
A related advantage, he says: Unlike some online marketplaces, where a customer has to find the designer, as well as to try resolving issues with that person when expectations aren't met, SketchDeck's technology not only figures out the best designer for a job and how long it should take, but if anything goes awry, SketchDeck will bring on another designer to ensure a project remains on track.
Individual school districts shouldn't be left to try resolving all the disputes with one hand tied behind their backs.
"Often it's just people just trying resolve domestic disputes," he added.
So try to resolve the issue.
"They would try to resolve the conflict.
I will not try to resolve the nature-nurture question.
