Sentence examples for would attempt to resolve from inspiring English sources

BA accused Unite of creating uncertainty for passengers over the festive season and said it would attempt to resolve the dispute without causing disruption.

In a statement on Friday, Mr. Giddens's office said it would "attempt to resolve these claims as quickly as possible, but it is uncertain how long resolution will take," adding that "it is not known at this time when the trustee will be legally able to make additional distributions".

In the book, which has been frequently reissued, he set out the main differences between the competing schools, and raised questions he would later attempt to resolve in his biography of Hitler.

It would be foolish to attempt to resolve this issue within the confines of the present entry, as it is perhaps the largest, and most disputed, single interpretative issue concerning Aristotle's Metaphysics.

Mr. Boehner and Mr. Reid issued their own joint statement after the meeting on Thursday night, saying that they and their advisers would "continue to work through the night to attempt to resolve our remaining differences".

— The Federal Aviation Administration said Friday that it would delay closing control towers at 149 airports until June to allow for safety analyses and "to attempt to resolve multiple legal challenges".

To attempt to resolve this issue, we first determined the lowest concentration of Lop that after 48h would produce an accumulation of farnesylated-PreA equivalent to that observed 5 7h after washout of our normal 20µm Lop (Figure 3).

Future research to attempt to resolve this question could include the use of emerging technologies, such as Internet sites that would allow tracking exposure to educational messages.

Both parties must use reasonable efforts to attempt to resolve the dispute.

Time Warner promised to attempt to resolve the situation as soon as possible.

"We will continue to work through the night to attempt to resolve our remaining differences".