Synonyms for resolving
re·solv·ing

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1. resolution, resolvingnoun

   analysis into clear-cut components

   Synonyms:
   solvent, resolution, answer, declaration, resolving power, firmness of purpose, resolve, solution, settlement, solving, result, closure, firmness, resoluteness

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1. List of paraphrases for "resolving":

   resolve, solving, solve, solution, settlement, settling, resolution, address, settle, addressing, regulation, resolved, solved, tackling, tackle

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1. Scott Broetzmann:

   Many companies today are simply awful at resolving customer problems, despite investments in whiz-bang technologies and considerable advertising about their customer focus, customers spend valuable time and invest considerable effort—and get little in return.

2. Laksheish M Patel:

   The ways how SBICAP broker makes clients to loss money 1) Trading platform is clamp down during market fall 2) No command is accepted by trading platform when market swings and at closing session 3) Whole screen or transaction page of trading platform gets whitewashed especially during sudden surge or downfall 4) Accounting system is ambiguous and tricky 5) Automated reply to each complaints and not resolving. No real customer service

3. Oliver Ellingham:

   There’s a completely different mindset to resolving NPLs, which involves treating people with respect but can mean being incredibly tough on customers.

4. Mark Corallo:

   Postmaster General Louis DeJoy has learned that the Department of Justice is investigating campaign contributions made by employees who worked for Postmaster General Louis DeJoy when Postmaster General Louis DeJoy was in the private sector. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy has always been scrupulous in Postmaster General Louis DeJoy adherence to the campaign contribution laws and has never knowingly violated them, postmaster General Louis DeJoy fully cooperated with and answered the questions posed by Congress regarding these matters. The same is true of the Postal Service Inspector General's inquiry which after a thorough investigation gave Postmaster General Louis DeJoy a clean bill of health on Postmaster General Louis DeJoy disclosure and divestment issues. He expects nothing less in this latest matter and he intends to work with DOJ toward swiftly resolving it.

5. Matthew Cheung:

   The work of stopping the violence has not yet been completed, we need to keep working on it. At the same time, we need to put effort on resolving deep rooted problems.