| And, like past social movements, this might not be resolvable though legislation. |
| If people are prepared to stand up, then these problems are resolvable, can be tackled and we can all work to reduce crime. |
| If there is lingering debate about the appropriateness of reducing the emphasis on hospital care, they are resolvable empirically. |
| Rather, the filename's location will be resolvable with reference to its identifier. |
| Depending on the compensation, and I do not know the full details of the mechanics or the scope or the latitude, that is also resolvable. |
| I did not mean to imply that the criteria should be whether the conflict is resolvable or unresolvable. |
