Sentence examples for resolved to conduct from inspiring English sources

To make up for this deficiency, the other day I resolved to conduct an investigation in the street where I live.

To make up for this deficiency, the other day I resolved to conduct an investigation in the street where I live... View Article By Troy Patterson By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Andy Borowitz.

To make up for this deficiency, the other day I resolved to conduct an investigation in the street where I live... View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By John Cassidy By Atul Gawande.

It is obvious the Abbott government will assist the US if Washington resolves to conduct airstrikes in northern Iraq.

Excited by this result, Owen resolved to try to conduct brain scans of other vegetative patients in the Cambridge area.

Col, though he had come into Skye with an intention to be at Dunvegan, and pass a considerable time in the island, most politely resolved first to conduct us to Mull, and then to return to Skye.

Although these differences depending on animal body size may be resolved to some extent by conducting studies in larger animals such as dogs, it is difficult to maintain constant experimental conditions, making evaluation of a wide variety of CNTs impossible in large animals.

The goal of this paper is to describe generalizable categories of patient and technical challenges encountered in the development and implementation of this inexpensive, commercial off-the-shelf consumer health informatics intervention, examples of challenges within each category, and how the example challenges were resolved prior to conducting an RCT of the intervention.

The most important thing, Descartes tells us, is for the soul to equip itself with "firm and determinate judgments bearing upon the knowledge of good and evil, which the soul has resolved to follow in guiding its conduct" (AT XI 367, CSM I 347).

For these reasons, it is necessary that the passions be regulated by reason, whose "proper weapons" against their misuse and excess are "firm and determinate judgements bearing upon the knowledge of good and evil, which the soul has resolved to follow in guiding its conduct" (art. 48; CSM I 347).

Nice as being a tea-bearer is, I resolve to make an effort to conduct myself in a less gender-cliched manner for the sake of the children.