Sentence examples for dealing appropriately with from inspiring English sources
Perhaps it is the quality of the legal advice being taken by clubs in defending their players that has prevented the RFL dealing appropriately with dangerous play.
I am seeing more and more convergence than there used to be on the consequences, however, with more public sector organisations dealing appropriately with poor performers.
The watchdog said its new review would sample old and ongoing complaints about racism to assess whether the Met was dealing appropriately with reports of discrimination.
What we do know is that safeguards aimed at identifying and dealing appropriately with vulnerable immigration detainees have failed on many occasions.
The report on Monday from the lawyers' panel found that the constant infighting, plus another A.T.M. shutdown after the 2011 tsunami and nuclear disaster, diverted the bank's attention away from dealing appropriately with loans to gangsters.
In other words, there is a culture that has been allowed to develop inside BCC's Services for Children and Young People that causes senior and more junior officers to shy away from confronting and dealing appropriately with unacceptable behaviours of some governors and some governing bodies".
The Politburo has dealt appropriately with David Frum, the notorious left-deviationist antisocial element.
By Hendrik Hertzberg March 25 , 2010The Politburo has dealt appropriately with David Frum, the notorious left-deviationist antisocial element.
If so, today's opinion, assuring trial judges the authority to deal appropriately with cases in the latter category, may well alleviate those fair trial concerns.
Although two Springboks were bearing down on him, he had time to collect himself and the ball and to deal appropriately with the situation.
