Which is issue have been resolved or issue has been resolved?
By selling PFS to Credit Suisse (see also recital 74), that issue has been resolved. And as long as the scientists are still arguing, as long as all of us do not know which of the scientists is correct, we must agree that this ammunition cannot be used until every last aspect of the issue has been resolved.
When do you need to ” get this resolved “?
“Resolving” a problem means finding a solution for it. “Resolving” a question means finding an answer for it. When you have a serious problem or an important question, you probably want to “get it resolved” quickly: We need to get that resolved soon. People also use the phrase “have ___ resolved”:
What does it mean to solve a problem in Stack Exchange?
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Is the Espheni Spy issue has been resolved?
If you’re referring to the Espheni spy, that issue has been resolved. That is why we would suggest updating the text of paragraph 7 and rejecting the second part, because evidently, that issue has been resolved. By selling PFS to Credit Suisse (see also recital 74), that issue has been resolved.
What should I do if I get error code p0157?
Check Engine light is the most obvious symptom for Error Code P0157. It will not usually cause drivability issues, since it only suggests an input that measures the efficiency of the catalyst (unlike the front Oxygen sensors).
Which is correct ” has been resolved ” or ” has remained resolved “?
If something has been resolved, and remains resolved, then it is (currently)resolved. “Someone has resolved the issue” becomes “The issue has been resolved (by…..)” in passive voice. It is Present Perfect tense. Someone resolves the issue….in passive voice becomes….’The issue is resolved by….’. This is Simple Present tense.
How to use ” someone has resolved the issue “?
“Someone has resolved the issue” becomes “The issue has been resolved (by…..)” in passive voice. It is Present Perfect tense. Someone resolves the issue….in passive voice becomes….’The issue is resolved by….’ This is Simple Present tense. In the doubt, “…is resolved/ has been resolved…”