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The problem is that this kind of doubt cannot be resolved by any process of reason, at least not within the life of the new parliament.
Israel would not like to be seen as the spoiler of a diplomatic solution to a dispute that in any case cannot be resolved by military means alone.
That problem is usually resolved by providing alternative service that is no less arduous than military service (so that such religions do not attract adherents for that reason alone), but that does not involve fighting or killing.
Everybody has been holding their breath to see how the political story is resolved; everybody is holding their breath to see the kind of economics Chavez opts for.
Disputes are generally resolved not on the basis of rules that ensure fair resolution, but by bargaining among unequals, with the rich and powerful usually imposing their will on others.
If such banks fail, they are resolved by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) in the normal fashion, and this has always been the market’s ex ante expectation.
But whatever the outcome, it is urgent that doubts about the safety of these drugs are resolved.
The old NPL problem was resolved, primarily by establishing asset-management companies to take over doubtful assets, and injecting new capital into the commercial banks.
These two questions – settlements and security – will have to be simultaneously resolved in a practical manner if the peace process is to be restarted.
All of this can be decided at the next European Council, even before the constitutional problem is resolved.
Indeed, the crises in Lebanon and Gaza have brought about a realization that two festering issues – Arab prisoners in Israel, and Israeli unilateralism – must be resolved if there is to be any hope of a return to the peace process.
In Iraq, the question of power-sharing between Sunnis and Shia has neither been resolved or secured institutionally in such a way that would definitively prevent a slide back into civil war after the majority of US troops withdraw in 2011.
Last year’s High-Level Meeting resolved that member-state delegates are to reconvene for a progress assessment after two years – so, in September 2018.
We should celebrate these achievements even as we recognize that serious problems remain to be resolved.
But if it is not overlooked, if those in positions of responsibility are resolved to do all they can to minimise the strains and mitigate the damage, danger can be averted.
This phenomenon, which he identified as the cause of the economic turbulence, inevitably ended in catastrophe, which could be resolved only through painful deleveraging and heterodox government-enforced debt write-downs.
The resulting tensions between national fiscal sovereignty and the borderless scope of today’s business activities can be resolved only through international dialogue and uniform global standards.
Nor can a systemic crisis be resolved by individual governments’ actions – not least because the panic is outpacing politicians’ ability to respond.
Rendered complacent by America’s security guarantees, Europe has been too quick to embrace the fantasy of a “post-historical” world, where conflicts are always resolved peacefully, and where military power is unnecessary.
Its political systems are unstable; its economies are more oligarchical than liberal; territorial disputes are resolved by force; and its foreign-policy vectors point in different directions.
These are issues that cannot be resolved by one country alone or by simply marshaling one’s allies.
Indeed, some experts, too, believe that the crisis can be resolved simply by refinancing banks, and that the impact on the real economy will be relatively limited.
Iraq’s political problems are of Iraq’s making, and need to be resolved by Iraqis.
But if the dispute with Iran is resolved diplomatically, the Middle East might, perhaps, be relegated to a position of lesser importance, as Obama clearly desires.
On the contrary, “the Turkish Question” will be resolved on the basis of the current political preoccupations and concerns for the future.
This may seem like a distant prospect; but if the security situation on the peninsula is resolved, it would not be out of the question.
And none can be resolved without comprehensive diplomatic strategies.
With Colombia’s recent accord on agrarian reform having resolved the conflict’s root cause, the question of transitional justice has become the determining factor in whether the peace process will succeed.
In Iraq, projects such as the Humanitarian Liaison Center in Kirkuk are starting to fulfill a monitoring function by offering the ethnically diverse local population the opportunity to bring grievances and get help in having them resolved.
And yet it is important to understand that the problems that have long beset the bilateral relationship will not be resolved overnight.
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