Sentence examples for embroiled in dealing from inspiring English sources

Cameron's accusation comes after Oxford was embroiled in dealing with how to commemorate the controversial colonialist Cecil Rhodes, with Oriel College deciding to keep a statue of Rhodes on its site after allegations of pressure from wealthy alumni.

Many live in countries embroiled in conflict.

The wives of two wealthy Middle Eastern businessmen embroiled in controversial arms deals gave generous donations to the Conservatives just before the general election.

Many people have told me that the idea of celebrating Thanksgiving, Christmas or other holidays while also embroiled in treatment for cancer or dealing with a loved one diagnosed with Alzheimers seemed overwhelming.

Moreover, some individual members of the main loyalist organisations are still embroiled in crime, including drug dealing and extortion.

Strauss-Kahn has outlined a four-step plan for countries embroiled in the current crisis to deal with it, including government purchases of toxic assets and capital infusions into banks.

Last week it was forced to suspend production in Libya and is embroiled in bribery allegations over deals in Iraq.

The deal is also embroiled in disputes between Islam's Sunni majority and its Shiite minority.

Adding to his appeal, particularly at a time when some of Netanyahu's closest associates are embroiled in a scandal over a sketchy deal for German-made naval vessels, Gabbay enjoys a reputation for the kind of personal integrity that swing voters might admire.

Then, as president, Mandela forced his estranged wife's resignation as deputy minister of arts, culture, science and technology after she was embroiled in a series of shady business deals and other scandals.

SUCH precautions probably make it easier for companies to deal with troublemakers without becoming embroiled in legal disputes, experts say.