"handle these matters" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means to deal with or take care of certain issues or affairs. It can be used in various contexts, such as in a business setting, personal relationships, or legal matters. Example: "As the new project manager, it is my responsibility to handle these matters relating to the budget and timeline adjustments."
"It is not to say that there are not other responsibilities laid upon universities in connection with how they handle these matters," said Zellick.
The secular world gets only occasional glimpses at how ultra-Orthodox rabbis and rabbinical courts handle these matters, often when there is subsequent civil or criminal litigation, or when a victim decides to speak out.
Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, interviewed on Panamanian television, said that the pardons were "strictly a matter that was decided by the Panamanian government" and that "Panama is a sovereign nation that can handle these matters on its own without any input from the United States".
"WTO cases are cases that affect sovereign rights, and a country like China that wants to be considered one of the major players, youd want to be able to say our own people can handle these matters," said Steve Dickinson, a Qingdao-based partner at Harris Moure who has worked in Chinese law for over 30 years.
And special counsel Robert Mueller's team has the right expertise to handle these matters as the Russia investigation unfolds.
How Gov. Sarah Palin and her family handle these matters is their business.
"We recognize the failings of some bishops and religious leaders in handling these matters," the statement said.
He added that the Office of Labor Relations in Nassau County, which usually handled these matters, was "abruptly closed" in a budget-cutting measure, but that he remained the state representative and "if they want to communicate with us, they can do it".
A couple of letters to Prince Charles are simply excruciating, as are some confidential assessments, for the benefit of the "senior courtier" who handled these matters, of who did or did not deserve to be awarded the Order of Merit.
And how would you have seen that that information would have been conveyed to Monsignor Rossiter? A. My presumption would be that those assisting me in handling these matters would have also done what was appropriate in relationship to Monsignor Rossiter.
How he handles these matters will, in some important measures, test his mettle as a national, and potentially, as a regional leader.
