Sentence examples for without resolving the issue from inspiring English sources

A marathon three-day conference on the future of foreign aid has concluded without resolving the issue of multinational tax avoidance, after countries including Australia called for a watering down of tough provisions.

The ruling came in a 15-year-old dispute about a United States Senate race in Colorado that had reached the Supreme Court once before, in 1996, when a divided court cast doubt on the limits' constitutionality without resolving the issue.

Scott Turow, the lawyer and author, who is a former member of Mr. Ryan's Commission on Capital Punishment, said, "I used to think that cost arguments were not worthwhile, because you can't get to them without resolving the issue of whether the death penalty is actually deterrence.

It remains likely, however, that Congress will take off on its August recess without resolving the issue.

Various answers are given without resolving the issue.

Without resolving the issue of Israeli settlements and ending the "presence of Israeli soldiers perpetually within the West Bank," people might give up on the nonviolence track and "you may wind up with a leadership that is committed to violence," Kerry told Israeli journalist Udi Segal.

The extremely unpopular SOPA bill was supposed to be the last order of business today as the House Judiciary Committee prepared to break for the holidays, but a parade of objections and amendments (over 50) kept the bill in discussion and at last the committee adjourned without resolving the issues.

He also suggests interim arrangements for some of the other issues, like an administrative role for the Palestinians in East Jerusalem without necessarily resolving the issue of sovereignty, and an early compensation and resettlement package for refugees already living in the territories conquered by Israel in the 1967 war.

Together, they expressed outrage that Congress left this week on a five-week vacation without resolving the F.A.A. issue, letting $30 million a day in airline ticket and fuel taxes go uncollected because of a dispute over $16.5 million in annual cuts to rural air service.

Gaining weight without resolving the underlying issues is not a cure.

In doing so, the court brought a nine-year legal battle to an abrupt end without resolving the underlying issues of how the state cares for such patients.