Example sentences of "[pron] [vb mod] [not/n't] be resolved " in BNC.
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| 1 | Any differences which could not be resolved through negotiation would be submitted to an arbitration commission . |
| 2 | Talks with Courtaulds Coatings in Australia raised difficulties which could not be resolved — customers ' demands at opposite ends of the earth were just too difficult . |
| 3 | During the first year , if you encounter a problem with your CompuAdd 200 , 300 , or 400 Series desktop or deskside system which ca n't be resolved by our Telephone Technical Support Staff , we provide On-Site Service in most parts of the country within the next business day . |
| 4 | The major points of difference between the proposed Statement of Auditing Standards and the existing standard are that : auditors ' reports would contain brief descriptions of the respective responsibilities of directors and auditors , and would indicate the basis of the opinion expressed and include a description of the key features of the audit process ; auditors would no longer issue qualified reports solely as a result of uncertainties which can not be resolved at the date the financial statements are approved ( ‘ inherent uncertainties ’ ) . |
| 5 | In any event , cross-references which can not be resolved will remain flagged as such so that the system is always consistent with respect to which references are navigable . |
| 6 | In effect it implies a very complex situation in relation to attitudes and one which can not be resolved here . |
| 7 | But particularly in a public sector context , where appeals to the public interest could be assumed to be more common , profound questions remain which can not be resolved by terse definitions . |
| 8 | A council spokeswoman said : ‘ There is an ongoing investigation which can not be resolved until the mother returns and can be interviewed by both social services and the police . ’ |
| 9 | A council spokeswoman said : ‘ There is an ongoing investigation which can not be resolved until the mother returns and can be interviewed by both social services and the police . ’ |
| 10 | By that time Philip had confiscated Gascony and was insisting that boundary disputes there could not be resolved without a settlement in Scotland . |
| 11 | If they ca n't be resolved then agree on the amount of the problem involved , isolate it and ask for the payment of any uncontested balance . |
| 12 | Because only co-operative action can tackle environmental problems , they will not be resolved by unhampered market forces . |
| 13 | Those who work with elderly people may have noticed that these ( sometimes apparently trivial ) domestic problems create anger and despair when they can not be resolved . |
| 14 | In turn , the problems and difficulties themselves are thought to be irremediable ( Hargreaves 1975 , Leach 1977 ) , in the sense that they can not be resolved in the usual school or classroom context . |
| 15 | The disputes procedure , that has been in place for some time , and enables us to resolve disputes locally , if they can not be resolved locally , then they are referred up through the management systems . |
| 16 | When voices started rising and violence seemed inevitable , Kalchu told me that it would n't be resolved for hours and , rather than waiting around in the cold on the off-chance of getting some meat , we might as well set out for home . |
| 17 | While the challenge could not be ignored , Robson felt that it would not be resolved by recourse to conceptualistic argument . |
| 18 | She obviously feels it can not be resolved without going to court . ’ |
| 19 | It appears that it can not be resolved satisfactorily without reducing publicly provided services or benefits to other sections of the population . |
| 20 | The waves repaired the lorry is between waves and repaired : it can not be resolved by changing lorry , but can be resolved by replacing either wave s or repaired : |
| 21 | Usually , what all the ghosts have in common is a tragedy suffered during their life on earth , and they will reappear to a family descendant in the attempt to resolve what could not be resolved in life . |