Sentence examples for which remain unresolved from inspiring English sources
There was talk of demands for pay rises for the Russian players, and contract disputes, which remain unresolved.
His stance has led to continual clashes in both public and private with Benn, some of which remain unresolved.
In May , 1995 she also became the target, with Brown, of a federal independent counsel's investigation into a series of dubious transactions that she had contrived for their mutual benefit, the remnants of which remain unresolved..
The theologian Uta Ranke-Heinemann welcomed Benedict's resignation, referring to his poor handling of cases of sexual abuse cases by Catholic clergy in Germany, many of which remain unresolved.
In May , 1995 she also became the target, with Brown, of a federal independent counsel's investigation into a series of dubious transactions that she had contrived for their mutual benefit, the remnants of which remain unresolved.
But as the season gets under way, some longtime fans in this mountain-ringed college town are wrestling with their feelings in the wake of a series of allegations of sexual assaults by football players that were either unreported or minimized, and the most serious of which remain unresolved.
The debate, which remained unresolved during Lenin's life, persisted after his death in 1924 during the subsequent struggle for power between Joseph Stalin, Leon Trotsky, and Nikolay Bukharin.
This was an issue of considerable debate among the senior students, which remained unresolved.
In the capecitabine monotherapy group, one patient experienced a cardiac event unrelated to treatment, which remained unresolved.
Surprisingly, there was a major discordance between the PFGE and NG-MAST profiles of the isolates which remained unresolved despite reclassification into tbpB-groups.
Except for the position of Siparunaceae (Laurales) and Magnoliaceae (Magnoliales), which remained unresolved in all analyses, the great majority of the relationships among the families received high support values [see Additional file 2] and is similar in all analyses [see Additional file 3].
