Sentence examples for which would resolve from inspiring English sources

But a report released by the European bank supervisors did not contain that information, which would resolve intense speculation about which banks were most exposed.

There were several other potential ideas listed in the report, none of which would resolve the retirement problem on its own.

WASHINGTON — House and Senate Democrats announced a tentative agreement Monday to impose new limits on debit card fees, which would resolve a main difference between the two chambers as they race to complete financial legislation before the Fourth of July.

The prime minister has proposed two alternative systems, either of which would resolve the problem of Kurdish representation — but also reduce the size of the two mainstream opposition parties now in Parliament, almost certainly decimating the one in third place.

Andersen's efforts to settle the civil claims against it, which would resolve securities lawsuits filed against Andersen for approving misleading or erroneous financial disclosures from Enron, have continued despite the setback in talks with the government.

Policy makers need to decide tariff setting which would resolve the trade-off to the extent possible by taking into account availability of government subsidy.

(Mechtler, whose therapy includes prohibitions on texting and friending, says that media exposure exacerbates symptoms, which would otherwise resolve on their own).

Lee said most children with a high temperature had a self-limiting viral illness, which would fully resolve without any harm to the child.

The recklessness with which several duellists (among them German professors) promote an "Exit from the Euro", which would supposedly resolve all of the problems, is simultaneously remarkable and dangerous in view of the harsh economic realities.

That is, it seems as if there should be a revision to Deutsch's model which would simultaneously resolve the various time travel paradoxes but not lead to such striking consequences for quantum information processing.

These appeared similar to reported "gait disturbances" described in the orexin knockouts [9] which would either resolve or progress to a complete arrest.