Sentence examples for handle the war from inspiring English sources

For his part, Mr. Romney has rarely delved into the question of how he would handle the war differently.

ONE night during the long, hot Washington summer of 1940, as Americans debated how to handle the war in Europe, Senator Claude Pepper of Florida took a call from the police, asking what to do with his effigy.

Surely if students can handle the war, starvation and pestilence — the daily subject matter of The Times — they can handle a few words that somebody somewhere thinks are naughty.

Recent polls show that a plurality of Americans trust Democrats over Republicans to handle the war on terrorism and the war in Iraq, and two-thirds of Americans want a new direction for our country.

"I liked the way he handled the war," he said.

"And I don't like the way they've handled the war in Iraq, either".

The findings suggested that both parties were paying a price for the way they have handled the war.

Nearly 8 in 10 respondents approve of the way Mr. Bush is handling the war on terrorism; more than 6 in 10 approve his handling of the economy.

In a 2010 Rolling Stone magazine article, he revealed that Gen. Stanley McChrystal was openly contemptuous of how the White House was handling the war in Afghanistan, which eventually led to his being stripped of command.

Asked if it troubled him that some people are angry at how he handled the war in Iraq and the economy, Mr Bush countered: "They are not angry, they are not hostile people.

Tonight, Mr. Bush strode into the well of the House of the Representatives as one of the most popular presidents in modern American history, lifted by the public's majority view that he is handling the war well.