Sentence examples for dealing especially with from inspiring English sources
The Council of State is a separate judicial body, dealing especially with administrative disputes and disciplinary actions.
Oddly, for a book with "American" in its title, over a third of Barry's story takes place in Europe, dealing especially with the politico-religious troubles that were roiling England.
Since a series of articles on the shortcomings at Walter Reed appeared in The Washington Post last month, dealing especially with the problems faced by troops engaged in long recoveries and receiving outpatient care, the issue has escalated into a crisis for an administration already struggling to shore up public support for its strategy to send 21,500 more combat troops into Iraq.
It embraces what the ancients termed dialectics (the technique of discussion and debate by means of questions and answers, dealing especially with matters of opinion), which Aristotle analyzed in his Topics; it includes the reasoning that Aristotle qualified as dialectical, which he distinguished from the analytical reasoning of formal logic.
He has published over 120 scientific articles on environmental chemistry and toxicology dealing especially with the behavior and fate of environmental contaminants and their impacts on lakes and northern communities.
In a statement from the Elysee Palace, detailing a phone conversation between Mr Holland and Mrs May, it said: "The President indicated that the talks must at first be about the terms of withdrawal, dealing especially with citizens' rights and obligations resulting from the commitments made by the United Kingdom.
Under the law, which deals especially with web piracy, an internet connection can be suspended for illegal activity.
The F.D.A. legislation would set up a new office to deal especially with tobacco, financed entirely by new industry fees.
The story deals especially with "submerged population groups", which helps explain its strength in America, where such groups abound.
This opinion is limited to the convictions under § 2 of the Sherman Act 2 and deals especially with those for monopolization under the second count of the information.
