Sentence examples for handling of head from inspiring English sources
The N.F.L. acknowledged no wrongdoing in its handling of head injuries.
It accused the league of negligence, fraud and conspiracy in its handling of head injuries.
Lawyers suing the N.C.A.A. over its handling of head injuries asked a federal judge to let them expand the lawsuit nationwide to include thousands of plaintiffs in a case they contend could change college sports.
First up, a fine piece by my colleague Steve Busfield reflecting on what we learned from the PBS documentary League of Denial, investigating the NFL's contentious handling of head injuries.
On Thursday, ESPN, which has spent heavily in recent years to build its investigative reporting team, abruptly ended its affiliation with "Frontline," a public affairs television series that was weeks from showing a jointly produced two-part investigative project about the N.F.L.'s contentious handling of head injuries.
There were renewed concerns over football's approach to the handling of head injuries after the World Cup final referee revealed Germany's Christoph Kramer had been so disoriented during the match that he had asked the official to confirm that he was indeed playing in the tournament's final.
Concern over player safety reached a boiling point in September 2014 when the University of Michigan faced an uproar over its handling of a head injury sustained by quarterback Shane Morris.
Dürer's close association with the Venetian painter and admiration for his art can be seen in the broad simple folds of the drapery, the breadth of handling of the heads, and the quality of the light depicted.
She both resents the woman's authoritative handling of Gabe's head and feels strangely grateful.
But the crude handling of the animal heads carried by the volutes of the "animated scroll" and of the heraldic lines in the roundels is astonishing.
The poor results were mostly attributed to differences between the raters, reflected by the accuracy and consistency of manual palpation of bony landmarks, and the handling of the inclinometer heads along the subject's spine [ 20].
