Sentence examples for waiting to resolve from inspiring English sources

She says she feels "perfectly comfortable" issuing the broader assessment of land, air and water quality without waiting to resolve differences over climate change, where the evidence is less solid.

Waiting to resolve an issue might lead you to resent each other.

The longer Israel waits to resolve the Palestinian question, Burg said, the more intractable the problem becomes and the more deeply it scars the psyches of both sides.

But the Supreme Court, having entered this case, should not wait to resolve the legality of the late hand counts until after certification.

The F.D.A. usually grants final approval to generics in the days after the resolution of a legal proceeding, but in this case the agency may wait to resolve Purdue's petition.

And then, of course, the longer you wait to resolve it, the more you have piling up for the last minute with the risk of another crash," Jost said.

"The disagreement is around whether we should wait to settle and resolve the issues around the servicing practices for him — and potentially other A.G.'s and other federal agencies — to complete investigations on the securitization side.

But even as so many questions remain, it was clear today that basic grief was still waiting to be resolved, too, and that perhaps it never would be.