partial resolution in a sentence

Examples

1. In recent weeks the Clinton administration mistakenly glossed over the partial resolution of last fall's crisis involving the expulsion of inspectors, playing down the continuing restrictions on their activities.
2. In recent weeks the Clinton administration mistakenly glossed over the partial resolution of last fall's crisis over the expulsion of inspectors, playing down the continuing restrictions on their activities.
3. Also addressing the commission, Joan Burton, Ireland's Minister for Development, emphasized a partial resolution of the crisis in Zaire doesn't resolve crises emerging elsewhere such as in Uganda, Tanzania and, especially, Burundi.
4. The agreement is a partial resolution to a more than 1-year-old plan by the pension fund to sell the unit, RF & P, which was once the subject of a criminal investigation.
5. "A partial resolution will only cause new problems in law enforcement, and hamper efforts to encourage self-reliant political organizations and combat nepotism and greedy conglomerates, " one of the activists, Asep Wahyuwijaya, said.
6. The settlement with HCA-the Healthcare Co . _ formerly known as the Columbia / HCA Healthcare Corp . _ is a partial resolution of sprawling criminal and civil investigations into its business practices.
7. The agreement is a partial resolution to a more than 1-year-old plan by the pension fund to sell the unit, RF & AMP; P, which was once the subject of a criminal investigation.
8. I have even seen nationalist ( or maybe just racist ) Greeks saying " Macedonians Suck "-and that is a partial resolution ( Greeks can hate Macedonians, yet call them by their name ).
9. Putnam Investments, the Boston mutual fund firm at the center of investigations into trading abuses that have rocked the industry, agreed to a partial resolution of fraud charges brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission Thursday.
10. As a partial resolution of that problem, attorneys have been displaying evidence to jurors and witnesses on computer monitors and a large television screen that is out of view of court spectators . _ _ _=