Sentence examples for handling of problems from inspiring English sources

He also said the Department of Homeland Security has been notoriously soft and has redacted damaging information in its public assessment of the Secret Service' s handling of problems.

The proposal comes amid mounting criticism of Tepco's handling of problems at the plant, including leaks of radioactive water.

Consumer groups are criticizing the government's handling of problems with Sears kitchen ranges in an effort to pressure legislators to toughen safety laws.

In little more than a year he had learned all he could from Wittgenstein, whose handling of problems no longer interested him: "I am bold enough to want to attempt that on my own".

The company has been under fire for months for its handling of problems with an earlier lead sold by the company, called the Riata, that was failing in many patients.

After Sanford I. Weill, then chairman and chief executive, was criticized for his handling of problems involving conflicts of interest, he handed the chief executive's job last year to Charles O. Prince, then the head of Citigroup's investment bank and a longtime friend.

In addition, the patient's prognosis is considered and attention is given to confirmation of the patient's independence and handling of possible problems in the future.

The evaluation of the quality and completeness of the data, identification of important protocol deviations and handling of problem cases were performed regularly and finally decided before locking and unblinding the database.

She said the county's handling of problem foster care contractors who misspent money and harmed children was unnecessarily slow.

Failing to complete annual loan reviews Inconsistency in how cash flow analyses were conducted Stale loan-file documentation, appraisals and financial information Handling of problem loans and TDRs Concentration levels of commercial real estate, and Risk-rating systems.

The participants appreciated the 'tactful handling of problem areas' and allowing the 'patient to set the scene'.