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Under his leadership, the long-standing and painful Aceh conflict was peacefully resolved.
A tight contest between the two Democrats, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, has yet to be resolved.
Beneath the headline numbers, there is little evidence that underlying problems have been resolved.
Nor was the issue of land ownership resolved: only a few plots will be leased in some form.
Any lasting solution requires Europeans to acknowledge that they now face a common problem that can be resolved only by greater cohesion and financial solidarity.
China needs to look within and understand that its domestic problems can no longer be resolved with a nationalism stoked by real or imagined slights from abroad.
They will be resolved in the coming years as autonomy redefines mobility and sparks the next generation of innovations in the field.
The conflict – whether it is resolved or not – will also help define US President Barack Obama’s foreign-policy legacy.
On the other hand, there is a belief that nothing is set in stone, and that finality will come only after many thorny issues are resolved.
Nothing has been resolved since the Copenhagen climate talks fell apart last year.
This question eventually was resolved in favor of monetary policy.
How could this happen when, at least on paper, all problems had seemingly been resolved during May’s extraordinary EU summit meeting, which created a European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) and ensured total funding of close to $1 trillion?
And the problems of the greater Middle East (including Afghanistan and Pakistan) and Africa cannot be resolved by military and diplomatic means alone.
But the European “coal and steel union” became possible only after Europe’s major political conflicts were resolved.
But the fundamental crisis of the eurozone has not been resolved, and another year of muddling through could revive these risks in a more virulent form in 2014 and beyond.
Last week marked the third anniversary of the commencement of Operation Enduring Freedom, the day America resolved to take the battle to the extremists themselves - and we attacked al-Qaeda and the Taliban in Afghanistan.
They are bumps on the road to a developed economy, in which excesses will have to be resolved by the state or the market.
As we have seen in Bosnia, Colombia, Nepal, Northern Ireland, and elsewhere, the nature of conflicts and how they are resolved differ widely; so should their respective commissions.
But this issue could easily be resolved through negotiations over the allocation of permits.
But the monetary union’s fundamental problems – low potential growth, ongoing recession, loss of competitiveness, and large stocks of private and public debt – have not been resolved.
It may well be resolved with different answers that accord with different countries’ traditions, although tax credits and similar additions to people’s incomes are more compatible with free societies.
And it can instill in them a desire to seek reconciliation when the conflicts have been resolved and the catastrophes have ended.
Of course, several practical questions will have to be resolved before introducing a mobile-phone deposit scheme.
Iran’s nuclear aspirations are a problem that, if not resolved, could lead to dangerous escalation, as countries such as Saudi Arabia, Turkey, the US, and Israel review their options.
The issue was resolved in 1977, with an election that defenestrated Gandhi and restored democracy.
The so-called “food crisis” of 2008 was not really a crisis in the sense of a condition that can be resolved by the quick application of emergency measures.
Italy has voted against restarting its nuclear program, which was halted after the Chernobyl disaster in 1986, while Belgium has resolved to decommission the country’s two nuclear plants.
Google’s new technology is impressive, and will no doubt prove convenient for many consumers once the initial security problems are resolved.
Strife in the Balkans, for example, was supposed to be resolved with progress toward EU membership.
With the disappearance of the communist world and the failure of its collectivist policies, one would think that this debate had been resolved in favor of the reformist vision.
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