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Meanings of resolve in anglès
The trait of being resolute.
Synonyms
Examples for "decide"
Examples for "decide"
1
We weren't asking that United State Supreme Court decide State Law issues.
2
Moreover, if market conditions improve, banks may decide to leave the scheme.
3
Government sources said yesterday that ministers were likely to decide the latter.
4
Before 1996, federal judges had the power to decide case by case.
5
Technology has offered new choices, but government must now decide among them.
1
Purdue said it needs time to try to settle the remaining cases.
2
He also asked whether mediation would help the companies settle the case.
3
However, today you will have the confidence to settle matters more directly.
4
I hoped this visit would settle the question of my true love.
5
A second British bank, RBS, could settle similar charges in coming weeks.
1
The new ombudsman will adjudicate on consumer complaints about financial services firms.
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In due course, it would also adjudicate on MPs' pay and pensions.
3
It should go to the country and let the people adjudicate now.
4
But I have to say from the outset that I cannot adjudicate.
5
They'd also failed to appoint a referee to adjudicate any contentious decisions.
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ésser resolt Usage of resolve in anglès
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Extra government funding was needed to resolve the problem, Mr Brown said.
2
Psaki said: Libya's challenges are political and violence will not resolve them.
3
We did not expect to resolve that question today, the official said.
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The best hope of happiness is helping families resolve problems from birth.
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More high quality studies are necessary in order to resolve this issue.
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However, he stressed dialogue was the only way to resolve the crisis.
7
Will you ask if you can work together to resolve the situation?
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Experts said the legal fight could take months or years to resolve.
9
Critics of the deal said Oracle's proposals would not resolve competition concerns.
10
The president has given the politicians until tomorrow to resolve the crisis.
11
You question everything. Her hope, resolve and positivity were never in question.
12
The sources said it could take months to fully resolve the crisis.
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Record the process that was used to detect and resolve the problem.
14
HSBC said all parties must resolve disagreement through communication rather than violence.
15
Often a little talk is all that's necessary to resolve these problems.
16
A UBS spokeswoman said the company is pleased to resolve the case.
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Resolve across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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