Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Proctor, you told me you had a talent for resolving problems here in Banshee.
• Instead of resolving problems, they exacerbate them.
• Human, cultural and social dimensions to resolving problems must be addressed.
• Proctor, you told me you had a talent for resolving problems here in Banshee.
• Instead of resolving problems, this worsens them, as we can see in the cases of Libya, Afghanistan and Iraq.
• The recent tragedy that hit Haiti is proof that partnership agreements are not adequate for resolving problems.
• Stresses the importance of the WTO dispute settlement mechanism in resolving problems relating to exports to third countries; recalls the positive outcome of the disputes brought before the WTO in the cases of Canada, India and Indonesia;
• I am from a region bordering on Switzerland, a country with which we have concluded a privileged partnership, which has enabled us to join together in resolving problems while each developing in our own way.

• The European oil pollution compensation fund is not the only way of solving problems.
• But over time, it starts to wonder if solving problems is really the most efficient way of getting its button pressed.
• Information is useful for solving problems.
• I'm all about solving problems, making it easier for you.
• Such agreements can certainly make a valid contribution to defining and solving problems, but they are not the final answer.
• It's about taking charge of your life and solving problems.
• The strengthening of the executive powers of the Commission will contribute to the reduction of delays in solving problems.
• Let's just look at something like, you know, solving problems with making airlines safer.