Sentence examples for would take to resolve from inspiring English sources

In the I.M.F.'s statement on its team's visit, the organization outlined the steps it hoped the government would take to resolve the problem.

All it would take to resolve this situation is for everybody to work together but, unfortunately, for the last 15 to 20 years – if not more – there's been no such balanced approach".

A Lloyds TSB spokeswoman acknowledged there was an issue but could not say how many customers were affected, what the cause was or how long it would take to resolve.

But, he said, in such a case, the tenant would probably have to hire a lawyer to defend him, and the cost of the lawyer could exceed the amount of the rent increase over the time it would take to resolve the case.

Instead, he thought narrowly – sometimes too narrowly – about "what it would take to resolve the question".  .

But there are differences of opinion over what it would take to resolve the matter, and some board members who are directly involved in one of the lawsuits appear to be more dug in than other board members, according to two people familiar with the matter who were not authorized to comment.

What will it take to resolve that paradox?

Mr. Affleck, acknowledging that his show faces fearsome competition, said that steps would be taken to resolve the mystery -- and give away the prize -- if the cancellation ax falls early in the run.

We would therefore ask the Council and the Commission what measures have been taken to resolve this problem.

The opportunity must be taken to resolve critical implementation problems.

It was unclear though how long the restraint called for in Mr. Sadr's statement would last, or what it would take to undermine the resolve of Sadrist leaders to keep their movement nonviolent.