Sentence examples for compassionate handling from inspiring English sources
On Sunday, his wife, Connye Osbon, released a statement thanking "the crew and passengers of Flight 191 for their effective yet compassionate handling of the situation".
As a private consultant, Mr. Pomeroy, who later became a Democrat, was hired as security chief of the Woodstock festival in Bethel, N.Y., where his compassionate handling of hundreds of thousands of music lovers was credited with helping to make the festival the peaceful love-in it became known as.
In a statement on Friday morning, the Society of London Theatre (Solt) praised the emergency services and theatre staff for their "professional and compassionate" handling of the situation.
Jacinda Ardern New Zealand's Prime Minister has been praised for her calm, clear and compassionate handling of the Christchurch massacre but do women leaders really do politics differently?
Osbon's wife also praised Dowd and the flight crew in her statement, saying, "We would like to recognize the Crew and passengers of Flight 191 for their effective yet compassionate handling of the situation.
Allowing ourselves to sit with the sadness is a more compassionate way to handle this.
In fact, Torres told investigators he believed the staff working with Nick had been "extremely compassionate". The Pima County Medical Examiner, who handles autopsies for the smaller Pinal County, concluded Nick died of empyema, a buildup of fluid in the lining between his lungs and chest cavity.
We excluded patients receiving compassionate care.
You probably would have been one of those critics if you hadn't gone through the experience yourself, so how has that made you more compassionate, more able to handle the criticism?
Established current area of business with need for a compassionate vet on a team to handle a 45-minute radius of your home.
"Once again, I don't think women can handle much more of this president's compassionate conservatism," said Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, a New York Democrat.
