Sentence examples for the house computer from inspiring English sources

The Family Affluence Scale III (FAS III) is a composite indicator of self-reported socio-economic status that includes six items of material wealth (number of holidays taken during the last year, dishwasher in the house, family car ownership, having one's own bedroom, number of bathrooms in the house, computer ownership).

For several months, Wasserman Schultz refused to remove Awan from house payroll even though he was barred from the House computer system which would presumably prevent him from performing any reasonable IT work.

The chief administrative officer of the House has also sent an email stating that the House computer system has not been compromised, but urged members and staff to be vigilant about opening emails and websites.

In February, Imran Awan was banned from using the House computer system and fired by multiple members of Congress following revelations that he was under investigation for "procurement violations and data transfer violations".

The house computers are controlled by internet-filtering software and only allow access to job-search engines.

Hodgson, Arsenal's manager, Arsène Wenger, and the Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney were among those who collectively invested to buy the buildings – which house computer servers – in April 2011, receiving tax relief at the then 50% top rate.

She also programmed the house's computer system, which she had designed, to continue watering the roses and other plants.

American investigators say evidence of direct links to Osama bin Laden and his deputy in south Asia were found on the house's computer hard drive.

Initially, MDs with significant degenerate values were omitted from the large pool of MDs calculated through both the Dragon software and the in-house computer program.

Initially, the computation of calcium intake from the food records was carried out using a version of the in-house computer programme Diet In Data Out that was adapted for Gambian foods.

Companies have always paid someone else to do a few tasks they lack the time, ability or staff to do: public relations, legal, running the in-house computer system.