Sentence examples for begun dealing with from inspiring English sources

Wal-Mart still waits The jewel and the crown After victory, defeat ReprintsMr Koizumi has also begun dealing with pensions.

Lyrically, I began dealing with people instead of love relationships.

Another preconception was shifted when I began dealing with the police.

We must also immediately begin dealing with our crushing debt burdens, which this legislation will worsen.

The following April, I finally began dealing with my father's papers.

He soon began dealing with nearby zoos – curators would call him if one of their animals died.

Unfortunately, Congress seems determined to stymie every effort to close Guantánamo and begin dealing with its remaining prisoners in court.

On Thursday, the next phase will begin, dealing with the wars in Bosnia and Croatia from 1991 to 1995.

The sentence is the longest the court has imposed since it began dealing with war crimes in 2000.

On September 1st, Mrs Merkel suggested that, short of negotiating with the Alternative, the CDU must begin dealing with the concerns, rational or not, of its supporters.

With the cease-fire, the parties agreed to begin dealing with broader issues like easing restrictions on the movement of people and goods in and out of Gaza.