Sentence examples for business was handled from inspiring English sources

Their business was handled quickly and secretly.

McIlwee continued to be employed by Tesco until October but was told to stay away from the office during a "transition period" when financial oversight of the business was handled by a "group of senior finance personnel", according to Tesco.

But in time a good deal of the business was handled directly by the office of one of the secretaries of state in London, without going before the Privy Council.

3 At all events, whereas at first Nero was comparatively moderate in the dinners he gave, in the revels he conducted, and in his drinking and his amours, yet later, as no one reproved him for this conduct and the public business was handled none the worse for it, he came to believe that such conduct was really not bad and that he could carry it even farther.

It's just that in the "old days" the business was handled for you by other people.

Sarah Zipperer of Zipperer's Funeral Home in Ruskin, Florida, on Wednesday would confirm only that the business was handling his remains.

That messy business is handled by none other than MillerCoors, a joint venture of the two multinational beverage behemoths SABMiller and Molson Coors Brewing Company.

The so-called consumer-packaged goods (CPG) business is handled by Kraft, America's biggest food company, which is best known for having mastered the art of mixing macaroni with cheese.Following an agreement in 1998, Kraft sells, markets and distributes bags of Starbucks coffee.

The party's regular business is handled by a central committee (Ard Chomhairle), which meets at least once a month and consists of party officers and nine members selected at the Ard Fheis (one-quarter of the Central Committee's members must be women).

Hang around long enough at Luton and you will meet a businessman or woman, usually middle-aged owners of companies in the south-east, who spend half their week as lotus eaters in Provence, nipping back for the other half to oversee their business being handled day-to-day by their staff.

The state is emerging as the leading buyer of modern and contemporary art and a lot of its business is handled by dealers in Paris, lending credence to Le Figaro's story that it has acquired Picasso's painting of a small child with innocent eyes, a colourful ball and a gentle dove.