Sentence examples for would not be resolved from inspiring English sources

That stumbling block would not be resolved by handing over authority to Brussels.

The matter, they realized, would not be resolved this time around.

Administration officials acknowledged Friday that the stalemate would not be resolved quickly.

She told Ms. Paran that she hoped power struggles between men and women would not be resolved.

Any litigation would not be resolved by the time of the shareholder vote next week in any event.

Policing and Sinn Fein 5. (C) The Northern policing issue would not be resolved until the formation of the Executive, said Ahern.

Embroiled in a continuing legal battle with the immigration authorities, Lennon was denied permanent residency in the US (which wouldn't be resolved until 1976).

extolling Trump's efforts, to Trump suddenly bailing on the effort and demanding a Friday resolution to the matter ― which all but guaranteed it wouldn't be resolved to anyone's satisfaction.

"It would cost us a fortune to replace all of our water mains at once," said Koretz, who represents the area around UCLA. "I suspect even if we put every dime of the entire city budget in... it wouldn't be resolved in 10 years".

But he acknowledged that his nation's crisis would not be easily resolved.

The existence of the second plan suggested that the often-competing agendas of the ethnic groups, community representatives, voting rights advocates and elected officials with something to lose or gain in redistricting would not be easily resolved.