Sentence examples for decision to handle from inspiring English sources

The decision to handle mental conditions biologically is as moral a decision as any other.

The one national-security policy on which recent public-opinion polls register extreme disapproval is the decision to handle terror suspects as civilian criminals.

One criminal defence lawyer said the CCC's decision to handle the arrests of allegedly minor players in a drug syndicate was "bizarre, particularly given the social prevalence of this drug, which is used by doctors, lawyers, professionals".

Anderson's second foray, MirCorp, seems to be going better, thanks largely to his decision to handle MirCorp "like a business," something almost all other private space companies neglect to do.

The Obama administration's consideration of the proposal comes against the backdrop of Republican attacks for its decision to handle some terrorism cases in the criminal justice system instead of declaring the suspects to be "enemy combatants" and holding them in military detention.

The decision to handle it publicly may also have been partly in revenge for the arrests in the United States in 2010 of 10 Russian "sleeper" agents who had been posing as Americans for a decade but had not yet sent home any classified information by the time they were caught.

Taking on critics in an interview tonight on CBS's "60 Minutes," he defends his decisions to handle an earlier economic downturn by lowering interest rates between 2001 and 2004.

The Gphone will put a minimal pressure on the iPhone, but Microsoft has to make some big decisions to handle the Android platform.

Felix Anthony, the country's top trade union leader, said his group would ask unions in other countries to reverse their decision not to handle cargo to and from Fiji.

The spatial jurisdiction of these boards should be the entire district, where the management should be given the authority to monitor the whole district (including municipal and cantonment) for effective decision making to handle the problem.

The pressure of political self-preservation obliges health decision makers to handle health issues with no further increase in global health budget, thus they prefer to manipulate and introduce rather strict and somewhat artificial definitions to justify shortages in resources devoted to the health sector.