Sentence examples for handled issues of from inspiring English sources

Duarte is unhappy with the way the federation has handled issues of nationality for his squad.

"Step one in moving forward is standing up and admitting that we at Utah State made mistakes in the way we handled issues of abuse, of mistreatment of students and even of instances of sexual assault," Utah State President Noelle Crockett said at an April news conference covered by The Salt Lake Tribune.

Last month, amid the barrage of criticism aimed at owner Chris Hughes -- who'd just seen most of his staff resign in protest after Hughes forced out editor Franklin Foer -- a number of writers offered pointed critiques of the way the magazine has handled issues of race over the years.

The Title IX Office handles issues of gender-based discrimination, including sexual misconduct.

This all speaks to how a bolder, brasher China might handle issues of sovereignty and territory, comparisons to Abraham Lincoln notwithstanding.

In all those challenges I mentioned, as we try to figure out how we would support our stakeholders, insurance companies, or the government to handle issues of data collection, to handle issues of delivering service, to handle issues of training, we kept coming upon mobile as a solution.

As part of their face-off, both candidates talked about how they would handle issues of discriminatory policing and race relations.

One reason for the dissatisfaction: almost two-thirds of respondents said they were not happy with the way the government was handling issues of ethnicity and inequality.

The Liberal Democrats said it was "a matter for the prime minister alone to decide how to handle issues of discipline concerning Conservative ministers".

"It is a matter for the prime minister to decide how to handle issues of discipline concerning Conservative ministers," the spokesman added.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Deshchytsya called on Russia to "stop interfering" in eastern Ukraine, saying that authorities here could handle issues of law and order in the region.