resolving contradictions造句

• Official investigations have failed to resolve contradictions in the case.
• Senate Republicans said they sought the testimony to resolve contradictions in the evidence.
• He resolved contradictions and discrepancies in the existing law.
• ARIZ is an algorithmic approach to finding inventive solutions by identifying and resolving contradictions.
• Scholasticism used these kind of questions in dialectical reasoning to extend knowledge by inference, and to resolve contradictions.
• Even when she can't resolve contradictions, she has deep soul reflexes and a voice that pours out sympathy for all.
• In the spectacular society, knowledge is not used anymore to question, analyze, or resolve contradictions, but to assuage reality.
• Second point, a position where there would be room for two-line struggle, the Maoist method of resolving contradictions to advance through criticism and self-criticism.
• The move was seen as an alternative to inviting Clinton to testify, which House managers and some Senate Republicans have advocated as a way to resolve contradictions in the case.
• Altshuller developed methods to analyze resources; several of his invention principles involve the use of different substances and fields that help resolve contradictions and increase ideality of a technical system.
• That is why Hyde contravened another Rodino principle from Watergate and called no fact witnesses during his four-month process to resolve contradictions and test the strength of contested grand jury statements.
• In some ways scholastic mode, which focused on resolving contradictions between authors, humanists would study ancient texts in the original and appraise them through a combination of reasoning and empirical evidence.
• Oil analysts here predicted it would be more difficult, however, for Mandini to resolve contradictions inherent to the company's multiple roles as holding company, driller, exporter and retailer.
• Scholasticism is not so much a philosophy or a theology as a method of learning, as it places a strong emphasis on dialectical reasoning to extend knowledge by inference and to resolve contradictions.
• Every plan to overhaul the nation's welfare system that has been proposed for the last 25 years has died on the vine, unable to resolve contradictions that are endemic to the debate.
• In a series of studies, Nisbett and Kaiping Peng of the University of California at Berkeley found that Chinese subjects were less eager to resolve contradictions in a variety of situations than American subjects.
• Hoon is the high-ranking official to be recalled in the second round of the inquiry as it works to " tie up loose ends " and resolve contradictions in previous testimony.
• Hoon is the highest-ranking official to be recalled in the second round of the inquiry as it works to " tie up loose ends " and resolve contradictions in previous testimony.
• A similar view emerges in Keynsianism, though it aims to ameliorate the business cycle, rather than resolve contradictions in a crisis . talk ) 05 : 47, 22 April 2012 ( UTC)
• The lead defense counsel, Abdul Waheed Katpar, argued that the prosecution had failed to resolve contradictions in the evidence, and that the defendants'confessions to police had been given under duress and were inadmissible.