Sentence examples for unresolved decisions from inspiring English sources

Finally, why did he leave evidence of his unresolved decisions for all to see? John Elderfield, chief curator of painting and sculpture at MoMA and organizer of the show, suggests that in preserving marks of revision, Manet declared his interest in reinventing the outdated genre of history painting, turning an art of pre-set ideals into one of mutable and unpredictable realities.

Some aides express frustration that he can leave decisions unresolved for too long.

Today's document left that decision unresolved, while pledging generally that Russia and Japan would cooperate in exploiting energy resources and developing pipelines in Siberia and the Far East.

Many details of the plan, including whether to permit new guest workers to become permanent residents, are still unresolved and no final decisions have been made.

Also left unresolved was how those decisions were to be reached: the convention provided no rules for voting, though it noted that such rules ought to be adopted.

The film ends with this, for her, momentous decision left unresolved.

With the issue still unresolved, Torre delayed a decision on whether Wells would take his normal turn in the rotation Monday against Toronto.

The Norgroves feel a deep ambivalence about these events, fuelled by unresolved questions about the decision to pursue a military solution to their daughter's kidnapping.

Several cautioned that the issue had raised complex legal and policy considerations — including enforcement priorities, litigation strategy and the impact of international antidrug treaties — that remain unresolved, and that no decision was imminent.

"How can you force a sponsor in Brooklyn to sell an apartment occupied by a nonregulated tenant after the courts there have said that he has an obligation to renew the tenant's lease at a market-rate rent?" Yet another issue left unresolved by the recent decision, Mr. Siegler said, is who is required to sell apartments within a reasonable period.

Quizzed by California Democrat Dianne Feinstein, he simply said that he would respect the precedent set by the landmark District of Columbia v. Heller ruling establishing the personal right to own a gun essentially the same position struck by Obama nominee Sonya Sotomayor during her confirmation grilling, and one that elides the big questions that the landmark 2008 decision left unresolved.