Sentence examples for handling issues of from inspiring English sources

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.

Generally, a wafer warp superior to 400 μm is responsible for handling issues of non-homogeneity of photolithography and difficulties in aligning mask levels.

It's not enough for us to simply desire that our pastors do a better job of handling issues of domestic violence.

One of the committee's main jobs was handling issues of discipline, but committee members were not barred from involvement in decisions involving their own clubs.

One member of the committee aptly conveyed a strong message on the inactivity of the village health committee in handling issues of sanitation: Yes, the village health committee exists, but we do not do any activity unless there is an outbreak.

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

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

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.

Theodore C. Sorenson, the former speechwriter for President John F. Kennedy, said he believed that Gen. Wesley K. Clark was the Democratic presidential candidate best qualified to handle issues of national security.

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