Sentence examples for being handled out of from inspiring English sources

That being said, many of the creative jobs are now being handled out of Pittsburgh for strategic reasons.

The prosecution of the Ernst & Young defendants, and the investigation of the firm, is being handled out of the same Manhattan prosecutor's office, although not by the same prosecutors, that is overseeing the prosecution of the KPMG defendants.

We get back in the car and drive through Times Square (with its large new pedestrianised space) and around Central Park – Silver won't be drawn on the controversy of the Central Park carriages and whether they're cruel to the horses or not; it is, he says carefully, "a policy issue that's being handled out of the mayor's office".

Cole in Yemen have been handled out of New York.

(Much of the corporate work is handled out of New York by a third partner, Michael Berland).

Senior political appointees in Washington said that they had little involvement in the case, which was handled out of New York.

Alsobrooks came into office promising to aggressively prosecute quality-of-life offenses — incidents that pose no public safety threat to our community and can be handled out of the criminal justice system.

Scott Anderson, a spokesman for FCB, confirmed a report of the change in the daily fax edition of Advertising Age, adding that the account posed a conflict with the account of the Taco Bell Corporation in Irvine, Calif., part of Tricon Global Restaurants, which is handled out of the Costa Mesa, Calif., office of FCB.

Her decision follows last week's news that Emmerich, at 41 East 57th Street, which was bought by Sotheby's two years ago, was closing next month and that its artists would be handled out of Deitch Projects, the Grand Street gallery of which the auction house owns 50percentt.

Amazon's sales are handled out of Luxembourg, while Google's advertising space is sold by a team in the Republic of Ireland, the executives confirmed.

The account will be handled out of Deutsch's Los Angeles office, run by Eric Hirshberg (also the office's creative director) and Mike Sheldon.