problem not resolve vs problem not resolved

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• Wars do not resolve problems, they exacerbate them.
• This does not work in practice; it sounds good to the citizens but it does not resolve problems.
• Armed conflicts and operations do not resolve problems; on the contrary, they increase the obligation of the European Union to submit, at long last, a full and integrated programme on the subject of addressing the crisis in Iraq.
• So I cannot stress strongly enough how critical it is for us to understand that Haiti's problems are not easy to resolve, because at the heart of this problem is these decades of lack of development and the absence of a functional state.
• Children can not resolve the problems of adults.
• Usually all problems resolve themselves here.
• Madam President, unfortunately, I could not resolve the problems of the Structural Funds with EUR 10.
• Although important, these measures do not resolve the problems facing our agricultural model.
• However, it does not resolve the problem of fairness.
• Of course, this does not resolve the problems.
• It is clear that a tax on energy will not resolve the problem.
• One problem resolves, some other presents itself.
• If we do not resolve this problem, then we will be even more detached from the real problems that the Structural Funds should be resolving.
• Liberalisation will without doubt increase the number of providers, but it will not resolve certain problems and will even create new ones.
• The Committee points out that the Commission's proposal does not resolve the problem facing producers of red fruit for processing.
• The Commission's conclusion that 'removal of this excess capacity is, therefore, an important objective' does not resolve the problem.
• Violence will not resolve the problems in Kosovo but would instead cause terrible harm.
• But even if ECHO's work can be continued using other instruments, such as TACIS, we must not forget that aid alone will not resolve political problems.
• However as the Spanish Prime Minister said very well, the treaty does not resolve every problem.
• However, this is a short-term measure which will not resolve the problem of disappearing jobs.

Some examples from the web:

• The Commission believes that the system of tolls could be discriminatory if certain technical problems are not resolved before it is introduced.
• I raise this with all due respect for the comments made to the effect that, if this problem is not resolved, we shall have continuing instability in the area.
• At the Intergovernmental Conference in 1996 - when proposals were expected - the institutional problems were not resolved; nor were they in 1997 in Amsterdam.
• It is interesting to know that, if the problem is not resolved by then, the site of the proposed athletes' village will overlook the overflow at Abbey Mills, with its associated smells and unsightly mess.
• However, in spite of the significant improvements, there are still some problems which are not resolved by this proposal.
• I am convinced that if the ecological problems are not resolved or become exacerbated, the social problems will also become exacerbated, and if the social problems are not resolved, that will exacerbate the ecological problems.
• But many people's problems are not resolved, and we are currently faced with huge numbers of people whose problems persist.
• Unfortunately, it was, of course, the case that the problem was not resolved under the last government, in the run-up to 1998.
• These problems will not be resolved by letting the Zimbabwean army fight in the Congo.
• Consequently, the problem will not be resolved but merely displaced.
• This legal problem has not been resolved in Nice.
• It is therefore not sensible to depart from this where problems have not been resolved.
• In any case, we are convinced, where this point is concerned, that the problem will not be resolved without increased financial solidarity.
• The fundamental problems have not been resolved; indeed, the gap between creditor and debtor countries continues to widen.
• After all, on Tuesday, he also said himself that, even if the Greek debt disappeared by magic, the problem would not be resolved.
• Rather than the number of immigrants falling following action by the European Union, immigration has increased and the problems have not been resolved.
• Problems will not be resolved by hiding the truth but by the concerted efforts of all of us.
• When it meets in Cologne the Council will decide when and how to tackle the institutional problems which are not resolved in the treaty, and which must be resolved before enlargement takes place.
• What view, then, for example, does the Commission take of something that has fundamental importance for Austria and Germany, namely, how we assess the value of long-term credits, if this problem is not resolved?
• Should the problems not be resolved, is it possible that infringement proceedings could be taken out against Spain, obliging it to return a large part of the sums received between 2000 and 2006?