Sentences with phrase «far unresolved issue»
Not exact matches
We shall see how the unresolved issues in the New Testament witness have led to centuries of further search for the meaning of the love of God.
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I think I'm with - tallulah13 here, in that I'm not so sure that her (x-wife) being with «hundreds» of people was «causal» but, more likely to be an «acting out» or a «symptom» of far deeper unresolved issues.
«There are far too many unresolved issues to make this workable without riding roughshod over private landowners and coastal businesses,» said CLA vice-president Harry Cotterell.
Therefore, the overall benefits of whole - grain intake or any of its constituents (such as cereal fiber or fiber per se) and the incidence of colon cancer remain an unresolved issue and further research is needed.
Meetings are commonly time - consuming and ineffective, driving further meetings to address unresolved issues.
Still unresolved, so far as I can tell, is if Comics will be stocking current issues or only time - delayed back issues.
Note however, that these temperature estimates are strongly dependent on still unresolved issues with different proxies — particularly in the tropics — and may change again as further information comes in.
Concerning these paradigm issues, this belongs obviously to the unresolved questions and as far as I am aware, it is only on blogs and among others on your blog that they are discussed.
But environmental groups say that it is far too weak and threatens to leave many issues unresolved.
What you may not realize is how often «legal issues» may just be your unresolved emotions in disguise... In fact, most good lawyers will tell you exactly this: «You'll be far better off if you can work things out on your own instead of going the legal route»... Unfortunately, amid the emotional static, too many parents do not hear or heed that message» (pp. 134 - 135)
Further, there are unresolved legal questions as to whether recipients under the redress scheme are prevented from pursuing other litigation or compensation for forcible removal issues.