Sentence examples for handled out of from inspiring English sources

Cole in Yemen have been handled out of New York.

(Much of the corporate work is handled out of New York by a third partner, Michael Berland).

Senior political appointees in Washington said that they had little involvement in the case, which was handled out of New York.

At Sid Lee, the Absolut work will be primarily handled out of its Amsterdam office, with the New York office, a relatively new addition, and the Toronto office also taking part.

The prosecution of the Ernst & Young defendants, and the investigation of the firm, is being handled out of the same Manhattan prosecutor's office, although not by the same prosecutors, that is overseeing the prosecution of the KPMG defendants.

We get back in the car and drive through Times Square (with its large new pedestrianised space) and around Central Park – Silver won't be drawn on the controversy of the Central Park carriages and whether they're cruel to the horses or not; it is, he says carefully, "a policy issue that's being handled out of the mayor's office".

As evidenced by the story of how it handled out-of-hours care in Cornwall, it is also an increasingly big player in a health service that is being privatised at speed, in the face of surprisingly little public opposition: among its array of NHS contracts is a new role seeing to "community health services" in Suffolk, which involves 1,030 employees.

After AT&T spun off the original seven Baby Bells in 1984, the Bells and other locals were tasked with handling local listings via 411, while long distance firms handled out-of-region numbers via 555-1212.

As cases requiring immediate attention always receive first priority and will be operated on as soon as possible at any hour [ 14], the reductions seen in the proportions of lower urgencies handled out-of-hours therefore reflects a decrease in the overflow cases.

Deidre E. Lowe, the California appeals board judge who remanded the Brown case to the lower workers' compensation court, strongly directed that the state's process of handling out-of-state football players be examined in depth.

Furthermore, an important novelty in this work is the ability of the hybrid network to handle out-of-vocabulary tags.