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• s  capable of being solved
• s  capable of being settled or resolved
  all disputed points are potentially resolvable
  a resolvable quarrel

• There most probably is a neutron, smallest bit, last resolvable particle of Matter.
• The chaos was created by an emotional overreaction on both sides of what should have been a readily resolvable dispute.
• We would be interested in diplomatic discussions, and, in my view, it is quite resolvable.

• solvable

Quotes

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• John Boehner in Indianapolis Star
  We will have the votes to sustain the president's veto,Boehner said. "And I think the differences are resolvable."
• Ali Larijani in Washington Post
  Larijani told Reuters on the fringes of an international conference on security in the German city of Munich: "The Iranian nuclear dossier is resolvable by negotiation. We've had constructive talks with Mr. Solana in the past and we believe that had...
• Bharrat Jagdeo in Caribbean360.com
  Barack Obama can be that leader who can create the global will to tackle many of the problems that are resolvable but simply because there isn't a global will to do this,Mr Jagdeo added.