Sentence examples for handle a person from inspiring English sources

Airlines have said they have contingency plans for responding to infectious outbreaks, but in May, the president of the Association of Flight Attendants told members of a Congressional subcommittee that all flight attendants should be given training in how to handle a person with flu and help in communicating to passengers the importance of keeping clean hands.

Even a durable power of attorney wouldn't have helped her family, since that provides the authority to handle a person's financial affairs while they are still alive; those powers cease after the person dies.

How to handle a person with metabolic syndrome?

He said they followed proper procedure for handling a person who was displaying erratic behavior.

"It is a person tired of the way security and peace have been handled, a person who prefers the conflict option instead of negotiations that failed".

That makes it difficult to address concerns that APD may have deviated from arrest protocols for handling a person with a known history of mental illness.

Traditionally, many vegetarians have served meat at their weddings, out of deference to their guests, an aversion to endless cracks about "rabbit food," or simply because there weren't a lot of caterers specializing in vegetarian food who could handle a 200-person affair, particularly outside New York or California.

If you've been tempted to ghost or are thinking about it, if you can't handle an in-person conversation, at least have the gumption to send a measly one-sentence text!!! Seriously, just show up, be seen, be heard, put out good Karma out into the dating pond and just send a damn text saying good luck and good night!

"This can handle a 600-pound person," he said, patting one throne-on-wheels.

The experiment convinced the engineers that it might not be possible to have a human driver quickly snap back to "situational awareness," the reflexive response required for a person to handle a split-second crisis.

God and the law play the long game, but Joe's ancestors, whose beliefs are transmitted in the tales of his ancient grandfather, had a policy for handling a wiindigoo – a person possessed by a spirit that would make him or her "become an animal and see fellow humans as prey meat".