The phrase "affair handling" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts related to managing or dealing with specific situations or events, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The team was responsible for affair handling during the crisis to ensure everything was managed effectively."
Alternatives: "situation management" or "event coordination".
A few years ago, that type of credit institution barely existed in Europe, where lending was a clubby affair handled mostly by banks.
Solidly played by the likable leads (it bodes well for Gillan's post-Doctor Who career), this unpretentiously efficient affair handles its dual-narrative past/present intercuts with aplomb and keeps a couple of nicely nasty tricks up its sleeve.
Heart-muscle tissue, for example, has recently been shown to have them.In this section An appointment with chance Handle with care Lateral thinking The pulse of the planet Reprints Related items Clarification: stem-cell therapyDec 13th 2006 The Hwang affair: Handle with careNov 30th 2006Another place where they were not, at first, expected to exist is the brain.
In the 1965, Mr. Jorden was named a deputy assistant secretary of state for public affairs, handling Vietnam-related matters.
Today the State Department said Ms. Landry had been a career officer there since 1980 and was now a consular officer in the office of children's affairs, handling international cases in which parents in custody disputes abduct their children.
At Fox News, Dianne Brandi, executive vice president for business and legal affairs, handled Ms. Luhn's claim.
And the poll is unpredictable because Scots cannot vote for what a plurality of them wants: further powers short of independence, with defence and foreign affairs handled from London.
To press for a premature transfer to the CRO might merely provoke a request from India (perhaps even from Canada) to have its affairs handled by the Foreign Office which is, indeed, an issue sure to be posed, though it would be a disadvantage to incoming Commonwealth states.
One business leader who is open about the importance of personality types is Karen Nicholson, who with her husband, Iain, has recently founded wishLockr, an online service designed to make it easier for people to let family and friends know how they want their affairs handled should they die.
She works in Washington as the chief external affairs officer, handling fund-raising and marketing, of New Leaders for New Schools, a nonprofit education organization with headquarters in New York.
