Synonyms for resolves
re·solves

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1. List of paraphrases for "resolves":

   solves, decides, troubleshoots, corrects, solve, adjudicates

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1. Frank Herbert, Chenoeh: "Coversations with Leto II":

   Life cannot find reasons to sustain it, cannot be a source of decent natural regard, unless each of us resolves to breathe such qualities into it.

2. Louis Lopez:

   Do it early, go in and people do good and obviously keep out of the hospital, but it resolves the symptoms for a lot of people very quickly to where they feel a lot better and they maybe they were not at a hospital-level initially, but they felt symptoms, this has a great opportunity to really resolve it and I think resolve it in a good fashion. as time went on, more people started showing up. And it became evident that they were taking walk-ins and appointments. Some of the people that were coming in were really sick.

3. Mira Hashmall:

   The $28,850,000 settlement includes the verdict awarded by the federal jury in August 2022, and further resolves all outstanding issues related to pending legal claims in state court, future claims by the Bryant children, and other costs, with each party responsible for its respective attorneys’ fees.

4. Susan Rice:

   I don't think anybody expects a single outcome that all of a sudden readily resolves all these difficult issues, we're looking to try to use these venues to make incremental progress toward the objective that we all seek.

5. Russell Wheeler:

   There is an awareness on the part of the judges that there's more public focus on how the judiciary resolves complaints, in normal times, the 10th Circuit [ which handled the Brett Kavanaugh matter ] might have written just a couple of paragraphs concluding the complaint. But they wrote 10 pages. They said these were serious allegations. ... They are aware of the new public scrutiny.