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A difference of opinion that rested on different judgments about how the world works, which could (and ultimately was) resolved by empirical research, you might say.
Today, we share a common vision of European integration, and it is in this broader context that our conflicts should be resolved.
She resolved to hone her skills by following her mother’s example.
The key strategic question, however, will not be resolved on the region’s battlefields, but in the various negotiations on Iran’s nuclear program.
The mystery is of course easily resolved; its name is differentiation.
We have already resolved to ensure that at least 30% of all personnel hired by the national government are women.
Abe is resolved to make steady progress on each of these key issues.
Moreover, if we want the EU to emerge strengthened from the crisis, it must also strike a better balance between austerity and pro-growth policies, because, without growth and higher employment, the eurozone’s problems cannot be resolved.
But the EU’s response to mass migration makes it less likely that the refugee crisis will be resolved in a sustainable way.
Two other fundamental and inter-related security challenges in the region – the Arab-Israeli conflict and the growing danger of proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) – also must be resolved in order to ensure that the Middle East’s historic transformation leads to security, stability, and prosperity.
That said, I reemphasise that in my judgment Germany should not exit the euro, because of the political value of the euro as a European integration project and because of its potentially beneficial implications for trade should the current crisis be resolved.
Now, it is a migration crisis – one that is unlikely to be resolved in the foreseeable future – that is commanding the European Union’s attention.
After all, the factors driving hundreds of thousands of people to risk everything to get to Europe are nowhere near being resolved.
After nine years of quick-fix and temporary solutions, Pakistan and its donors need to recognize that its energy crisis can be resolved only through institutional reform.
The challenge of long-term investment cannot be resolved without attracting more diverse and private sources of finance.
And, in this case, three big political issues have yet to be resolved.
Only a unified EU position, combined with the knowledge that EU accession for Serbia is unthinkable as long as this conflict has not been fully resolved, may over time lead to a change of attitude on the part of both ordinary Serbs and their government.
Fortunately, this problem, too, can be resolved.
While the West should not be quick to lift its sanctions – the dispute over Crimea is unlikely to be resolved quickly – harnessing the Kremlin’s desire to be recognized as a great, global power is a sound strategy.
In order to help ensure that more people did not have to suffer alone as Betty had, we resolved to create a mental-health first-aid training course in our local community.
By the early 1990s, the 1989 Brady Plan had resolved Latin America’s debt crisis by providing debt relief in exchange for economic reforms, and interest rates in the US had fallen.
The looming accession process will be even more painful, but Turkey’s people are firmly resolved to face this challenge.
The nuclear deadlock in the Middle East can be resolved only if all of the regional players are ready to change old patterns of behavior.
Matters were not so swiftly resolved, however, the next day.
Everyone should be governed according to law, insulated from the personal discretion of those in power, and legal disputes should be resolved without prohibitive cost or inordinate delay.
In the absence of an independent judiciary, legal disputes in China are often resolved administratively, which means that discretion and lack of due process are a constant danger: as the Chinese saying goes, it is easy for someone to catch fish in muddied waters.
Russia resolved the hemorrhage problem for a moment as the moratorium and capital controls stemmed the outflow of dollars from the central bank.
Almost everyone knows that the dangers of nuclear proliferation can be reduced, and eventually resolved, only through concerted action by the international community.
Alas, Europe’s political establishment, unwilling to adopt either option, has chosen to extend Greece’s insolvency – which it pretends has been resolved through new loan tranches.
Then, all banks should be given a tight schedule to raise capital privately, in accordance with the single supervisor’s instructions, to levels that create a sufficient buffer to ensure their viability; banks that fail to meet this schedule should be resolved.
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