Sentence examples for dealing with reports from inspiring English sources

Brazil was also dealing with reports of a team mutiny amid discontent over Coach Lula Ferreira.

The prosecutors and police commissioner certainly made it clear they believe everyone involved failed spectacularly in dealing with reports of Sandusky's actions.

The whole idea was to go inside the industry and see how it was dealing with reports of enormous levels of obesity and diabetes.

What's going on here, do you think?" And "we can't verify those numbers" has been the constant refrain of television journalists in Pakistan, dealing with reports of casualties in Afghanistan.

The company is dealing with reports using a traffic light system; any customer whose accelerator has become stuck is a "red" case, anyone who has noticed more minor symptoms, such as a chattering pedal or stiffness in returning, is "amber".

The devoted fans of former boybands have rallied around in support of One Direction fans, who are dealing with reports that the band are to "take a break for at least a year".

In recent interviews, board officials said they had put in place many of the 1994 recommendations, particularly those dealing with reporting of incidents.

As routinely reported, once-mighty Scottish Labour (the "least comradely leftwing party I have ever dealt with", reports one well-travelled Scot) is in poor shape.

Leaving aside the Le Vell case for a moment, this raises wider issues of how the criminal justice system deals with reports of historic child abuse.

Women's desks, staffed by one or two females trained specifically to deal with reports from women, have been established at three of the model stations the programme is working with in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

"In this way, using an email verification upon sign-up, Ask.fm can capture the email and IP addresses of users and be better equipped to deal with reports," it said.