Sentence examples similar to house resolves from inspiring English sources

When he was involuntarily committed to a hospital for psychiatric care briefly in 2002, the attending psychiatrist noted that "the guns are now out of the house, which resolves the major safety issue," a reference to 32 firearms and thousands of rounds of ammunition found in his house.

Marge is horrified to find out about the burlesque house, and resolves to have it shut down.

The Americans have spotted the tree house & resolved to destroy it.

For four years, Jana refused to leave the house, then resolved to kill herself by throwing herself out of a window.

He also says that the charity is being run by a capable new chief executive and that financial turmoil in his personal life — $2.1 million in tax liens against his New Jersey house — is resolved.

If the Swiss are to adhere to an Aug. 24 deadline on the deal, both houses must resolve the matter by Friday, when the Swiss Parliament's session ends until September.

The earliest date for a normal general election for the House of Representatives and half of the Senate is 6 August but the constitution gives the government the option of dissolving both houses to resolve legislative deadlocks.

If the Senate follows a similar timetable, the two houses could resolve any differences after the recess and the department could then be created by Sept. 11, a date sought for its symbolism.

Ellicott stated that Kerr should ask the Prime Minister if the Government is prepared to advise him to dissolve the House of Representatives and the Senate or the House of Representatives alone as a means of assuring that the disagreement between the two Houses is resolved.

NGAL was measured using a validated in-house Time-Resolved Immuno-flourometric assay (TRIFMA).

Plasma NGAL levels were determined using stored EDTA-plasma by an in-house time resolved immunofluorometric (TRIFMA) sandwich-type assay based on anti-NGAL antibodies and recombinant NGAL from R&D Systems (Abingdon, UK).