11 sentences with “resolve”

An honest dialogue can resolve many misunderstandings.

I spoke with her so that we can resolve the misunderstanding.

After having a discussion with my friend, we decided to resolve our differences.

Despite the political differences, the leaders of the countries managed to reach an agreement to resolve the conflict.

You could even sign up for a course, which will give you structure (as well as a healthy embarrassment, should your resolve waver).

If your resolve tends to fade as the days go by, schedule your workout early ... or later in the day if you're not a morning person.

In a fateful decision with continuing reverberations in the present, the W. Bush presidency used the War on Terror as an excuse to resolve "unfinished business" in Iraq as well.

Together we read those famous words Lincoln spoke at Gettysburg, recalling the bloodiest battle of the Civil War: "...here we solemnly resolve that these dead shall not have perished in vain...that this nation, under God's protection, shall see freedom reborn..."

Instead, both nations (US and USSR) had sufficient instinct for collective self-preservation for the conflict to resolve itself in the form of technological and scientific rivalry, a huge and ongoing arms race, and "proxy wars" fought elsewhere that did not directly drag both sides into a larger conflict.

As far as I am concerned, my prognoses are tinged by the experience I had in Beijing's Tiananmen Square on the night of 4 June 1989. When you have seen the country's youth mowed down by government forces to resolve a political conflict, and people dragged before biased courts and sentenced to death without anything resembling a trial.

The Vietnam War is one of the most infamous wars in modern American history (for Americans) because America lost it. At the same time, the American commitment to the war is only realised if it is placed in its historical context, that of a Cold War conflict that appeared to American politicians as a test of resolve in the face of the spread of communism.