Sentences with phrase «process unresolved issues»

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«Since a very early initial meeting to discuss the process it has not been possible to arrange to meet Mrs Miller and the Standards Committee may think that it would be helpful to take more evidence from Mrs Miller at this stage, if they consider that there are unresolved issues.»

When the complaints were filed most of these issues were unresolved, so it's hard to tell if or when these IDR applications were ever processed.

The issue of who is right is pretty much entirely unresolved at this point, simply because the interaction between surface processes which force Cumulonimbus clouds and the cloud droplet microphysical processes which drive the internal processes within the clouds themselves are exceedingly complex.

At least as frequently, the requirement to renegotiate an agreement stems from the failure to resolve issues at the operational level on a regular basis: the issues then fester, or the consequences of the failure to resolve an issue expand to infect the relationship, reaching the point where the unresolved issues overwhelm the ability of the normal governance processes to accommodate them.

If there are issues that are unresolved, the next step in the Court process is a Case Conference where you will be able to hear from a judge on the issues.

After the injuries heal, however, there are often unresolved financial issues, including the payment of medical bills, how to pay for future medical care, the money lost from workdays missed, and the pain and suffering endured throughout the process.

January 2005 to March 2009 Hartman Chemical — New Cityland, CA Billing Specialist - Facilitated the processing of transactions, billing, and invoices, inputted information into database and managed documentation - Accounted for payments by reviewing and comparing billing and financial documents - Produced weekly reports documenting the status of unresolved billing and financial issues

The Council for Reconciliation included in its report to Parliament a draft Bill [61] which forms a framework for the negotiation of unresolved issues between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people through a treaty process.

The underlying assumption of the draft Bill is that the treaty process is an ongoing process in which unresolved issues, such as Indigenous rights to land must be squarely raised and processes put in place for their resolution based on the informed consent of both sides.

If even one issue remains unresolved, however, the divorce process will take much longer.

The underlying assumption of the draft Bill is that reconciliation is an ongoing process in which unresolved issues are squarely raised and processes put in place for their resolution based on the informed consent of both sides.

In the process of our work, issues such as recent or past affairs, unresolved loss or trauma, medical, emotional or other challenges may come to be met together.»

Through case material, participants will learn about normal regressions evoked and present in this crisis / process as well as feelings / behaviors and enactments present largely due to earlier unresolved issues.

Couples often go through the divorce process with the same unresolved issues they have during the marriage and often worse.