Sentence examples for would be to resolve from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cortines said his first priority would be to resolve problems with the new student records system.

"The goal of the discussions would be to resolve all outstanding issues and achieve a global resolution," the N.F.L. spokesman Greg Aiello said in a statement.

Norway was twice offered membership, only for voters to turn it down in referendums.The best way to promote Turkey's membership now would be to resolve the Cyprus problem, but the prospects of that look shaky (see article).

Gov. James E. McGreevey appointed the president of Amtrak as executive director of New Jersey Transit yesterday, saying his immediate goal would be to resolve the problem of overcrowded commuter trains in the nation's third-largest public transit agency.

He said the aim of the working group would be to "resolve outstanding areas of disagreement and implement agreements when identified".

Poroshenko said that his first goal in office would be to resolve the crisis in eastern Ukraine, which so far is not showing any sign of ending.

A better solution would be to permanently resolve the immigration status of these individuals in a grand bargain akin to that signed by President Reagan in 1986.

One way to resolve this would be to compare the phenotypes seen in knockout animals with those resulting from overexpression.

There would be disputes to resolve, fights to break up, medical emergencies, one crisis after another.

Between us, I shudder to think of the man-hours spent trying to get to the bottom of this, and it sure would be nice to resolve it.

So you would bring some orderliness to the process, and they would be able to resolve that evidentiary question.