Sentence examples for dealing with minor from inspiring English sources

"We're not dealing with minor matters.

DUDA AND FRANCISCO OUT Two Mets players were dealing with minor medical issues Monday.

All state judges (not dealing with minor cases) can accept any gifts if they disclose them.

A spokeswoman for the NSPCC children's charity said it was favour of using community interventions for dealing with minor offences such as graffiti and vandalism.

British drug laws are strict, and the police spend an inordinate amount of time dealing with minor drug offenses, the government says.

Discussing the large proportion of our work that was dealing with minor illness, they nodded their heads and said that although they all charged their patients for every consultation they found that a large proportion of their work was dealing with minor illness.

One pitfall in dealing with minors is not taking into account the unique issues and needs of a particular developmental age.

"What I miss in your argument is any recognition that you're dealing with minors," Justice Antonin Scalia said to Graham A. Boyd, an American Civil Liberties Union lawyer representing the family who challenged the Oklahoma district's policy.

The company also faces a coalition of 33 attorney generals who threaten to sue if the site doesn't change its policies for dealing with minors.

So‐called comrade courts were established to deal with minor offenses.

Most of the rest deals with minor figures and faction fights.