Examples of using Resolved in English and their translations into German
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VOD resolved by Day +100.
How is it getting resolved?
We resolved that this morning.
How should disputes be resolved?
But hatred cannot be resolved through more hatred.
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It can be years before it's resolved.
Satisfactorily resolved. bevredigend opgelost.
At a technical level somevery complex matters have to be resolved.
He resolved against any superficial minimalist effects.
In 2016, the department resolved over 19,000 very complex cases.
This anomaly is easily diagnosed and, if necessary, quickly resolved.
The decision resolved a dilemma faced by the federal government.
Loreto is a really nice woman and she resolved all my doubts.
Ussher resolved this problem by relying on the Hebrew Bible instead.
I keep hoping this will all be resolved and things can get back to normal.
The important issues andunclear points relating to Sweden had been resolved.
Stop Kyprolis until TLS is resolved see section 4.2.
They go resolved but- it has added Boredoms- of the important contradictions.
 Disputes must wherever possible be resolved through negotiation or mediation.
Most patients continued on vedolizumab after the infection resolved.
Until these issues are resolved, there can be no peace with Israel.
Through the online platformand the tutors, errors could be resolved very quickly.
These problems must be resolved and we hold the key to the solution.
Connecting an instance of SpaceObServer to this database resolved the problem.
Interrupt BLINCYTO until resolved, then restart BLINCYTO at 9 mcg/day.
This unsatisfactory situation can only be resolved by a Community measure.
Since then, France has resolved all except one of the shortcomings identified by the Court.
The online live support was very helpful and resolved my issues nearly instantly.
This necessity we also felt, and we resolved to procreate an illegitimate child.
Through struggle, internal and external, they resolved both these questions in the affirmative.