Sentence examples for handling of key from inspiring English sources

He also raised concerns about the handling of key evidence at the scene of Duggan's death, claiming police were allowed to move it.

While some media executives and analysts predicted that Mr. Parsons would fade once America Online and Time Warner merged, Mr. Vincent said that his handling of key responsibilities helped persuade the board to choose him as Mr. Levin's replacement.

Latinos are suffering record levels of joblessness (15%) and polls suggest that conservative and moderate Latino voters are just as disappointed with the Obama administration's handling of key issues (the economy, Afghanistan) as the "average" American voter.

I appreciated his pragmatism as well as his political philosophy, and I found his current critique of the contemporary handling of key issues in majority-minority relations to be right on the mark and worthy of careful consideration.

Top Citigroup executives sought to assure investors and the public Monday that the firm's foreclosure process and its handling of key documents in securitizing home mortgages is "sound," despite growing concerns over how lenders may have skirted the law when bundling home mortgages, selling them and kicking delinquent borrowers out of their home.

A possible source of this disturbance could lie in the synthesis and handling of key myelin lipids by oligodendrocytes.

The Data Protection Directive [ 24] states that safe handling of keys for sample codes must be assured by minimising the number of persons with access to this information.

This knowledge will assist future control strategy development and aid an efficient design and optimisation process, as it provides a better understanding of the effects of control handles on key performance indicators and identifies those for which dynamic control has the greatest potential benefits.

The BBC television coverage was superb, with new camera angles and some very slick handling of the key events.

Strong majorities disapprove of Maduro's handling of both key domestic and foreign issues; although on several, such as relations with Cuba, there are clear ideological divides.

Nonetheless, the authors were troubled by the possible motives behind the "investigative deficiencies" of Detective Sergeant John Davidson, including his unsatisfactory handling of a key informant and of other witnesses.