Sentence examples for resolves the trouble from inspiring English sources

Sora once again travels to many Disney-themed worlds and resolves the trouble caused by the Heartless and Nobodies, and Maleficent's servant Pete.

One student, who works behind a bar in Queens, had a problem drinker one night and resolved the trouble with a couple of words and a quick jiujitsu choke.

The text enshrines such things as civic freedoms, multi-party elections and a limit of two seven-year terms for presidents.In this section A long march An offensive regime Flying-carpet diplomacy A sea of riches Turning tables ReprintsThe combination of ruthless repression and reform appears to be Mr Assad's plan for resolving the trouble that has roiled his country for 11 months.

To resolve the trouble regions in the time-dependent simulations, a heuristic error indicator is introduced for the mesh adaptive methods.

The administration and its Congressional allies are trying, in essence, to graft the process used to resolve the troubles of smaller commercial banks onto both large banking conglomerates and nonbanking financial institutions whose troubles could threaten to undermine the markets.

BAG was founded to resolve the troubled Hammer Bank Spadaka eG, and therefore formed Germany's first bad bank.

A year later, Puzder moved to Orange County, where Carl's Jr. was based at the time, and helped resolve the troubles. .

A front-page article on Oct. 21 about support shown at Holy Angels Church in Chicago for its pastor, the Rev. John Calicott, who was suspended as part of the American bishops' policy on accusations of sexual abuse, referred incorrectly to Monica Lewers, who commented on the parish's resolve to weather the trouble.

Then it travels to one of the most surreal places on earth so that the Branch family can, at long last, resolve the real troubles that underlie the book's humor.

THERE seems to be no hope of a serious debate about homelessness until we resolve the question troubling devout politicians and journalists: What would happen to the baby Jesus and his parents in today's New York City?

Look at how impotent the Fed has been in resolving the financial troubles of the past 14 months.