Sentence examples for will have to resolve from inspiring English sources

He will have to resolve tensions internally and with regulators.

But, to reach an agreement, he will have to resolve the contradiction in his management style.

"But this generation has an identity crisis that it will have to resolve on its own".

That's a moral dilemma the French leadership will have to resolve.

The state courts will have to resolve the question of whether banks can foreclose with defective or substitute documents.

It will be years before any problems become manifest – and, then, some future politician will have to resolve them.

If you truly want to repair and rejuvenate your relationship, you'll have to resolve the negative feelings and come to a place of forgiveness and understanding with yourself and each other.

"That's the issue that everyone at base camp will now have to resolve.

The negotiators will also have to resolve some nonfinancial details in the bill.

Ministers will also have to resolve the legal aspects of any package since, technically, a straight bailout is not permitted under E.U. treaties.

Certainly the party will now have to resolve the differences between its "gangs" – to use the contemptuous term of one prominent Labour MP – with an open, decisive and perhaps cathartic leadership contest.