Sentence examples for wish to solve from inspiring English sources

Americans wish to solve problems — and they are accordingly always quick to assume that problems must have solutions.

NTSPP 309, the first by Mitz (and which you may also wish to solve promptly), was labelled as hiding "a timely surprise".

As part of the process, benefactors need to "become experts in the problems they wish to solve and the communities they wish to serve, so that they can make better decisions".

If, then, we wish to solve any problem, we first suppose the solution already effected, and give names to all the lines that seem necessary for its construction to those that are unknown as well as to those that are known.

Algebra was a tool to be used in this program: If, then, we wish to solve any problem, we first suppose the solution already effected, and give names to all the lines that seem necessary for its construction to those that are unknown as well as to those that are known.

The idea is to use it not just to identify and mollify dissatisfied callers, but also to help agents distinguish between frustrated callers who wish to solve a problem and are worth spending more time on from angry callers who want merely to vent.

Cambó wished to solve the Catalan question "within Spain"—that is, by legal means and in cooperation with monarchist politicians.

Christopher, the teenage protagonist with Asperger's who wishes to solve the mystery of a dead dog found on his street, is played by the 27-year-old Luke Treadaway, and her other co-stars include Niamh Cusack and Paul Ritter.

I got the impression perhaps Councilman Snow was having problems with neighbors and leaf-blowers and wished to solve the problem by using his position as councilman.

In return police would promise not to "put the door in and arrest", and work with agencies to solve the problem: "The alternative is the woman continues to suffer … There should be the ability to share the information, against the woman's wishes, to solve the problem, without a criminal justice system approach.

"We are aware of the great number of problems waiting to be solved, most of which weigh heavily and directly on the population," he said, adding later, "Regardless of our great wishes to solve every problem, we cannot spend in excess of what we have".