I have two *abstract* states parent and parent.child, and an activateable 
state parent.child.grand.

I want parent to be *promise resolved* before parent.child.grand gets its 
resolves executed. Why? Because a certain data which comes from the ajax 
request in the resolve from parent is required inparent.grand.child.

Here's a gist <https://gist.github.com/srph/039124ab9a8c67e9a538>

Is it possible to *sequentially* chain the promises of parent to children 
states without using controllers ?

(parent resolve start -> finish ajax request -> resolve promise -> 
parent.child.grand resolve start -> finish ajax request -> resolve promise)

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