Sentence examples for handling questions of from inspiring English sources

Here, it takes the pole position, and sets the tone for the rest of the album, handling questions of personal weakness with strength and grace.

The effect of publicity and damage to the reputation of a police service are considerations that arise at tribunals, and they can seem out-of-place when police services are handling questions of serious misconduct: Yes, this officer showed poor judgment and shirked his responsibilities but did it make the papers?

Only a mathematical proof, based on logic, can handle questions of the infinite.

The Polish maritime commission was first begun there in 1568 to handle questions of defense and trade.

Some experts in Internet law call the Yahoo case a turning point in how courts handle questions of international jurisdiction.

(In the language program, Dr. Stevens says there has been no surge in formal disciplinary actions, as instructors prefer to handle questions of plagiarism in the classroom).

It may be up to the Americans and the British to decide how they handle questions of freedom and the protection of their citizens from government intrusion.

Rattigan was rightly lauded (if sometimes derided) for the elegance of his plays' construction and the delicacy with which he handled questions of how men and women struggle with the sometimes conflicting demands of passion and reason.

His contributions to the new national capital of Brasília (designed in the 1950s and 60s with a basic plan by Lucio Costa), such as the presidential Palácio da Alvorada (Palace of Dawn), show that he could handle questions of monumentality and state representation with great elegance.

If any institution is equipped to handle questions of strategy, it is Harvard Business School, whose professors have coined so much of the strategic lexicon used in classrooms and boardrooms that it's hard to discuss the topic without recourse to their concepts: Competitive advantage.

She said she is still considering a wide range of issues, including how to handle questions of confidentiality and privacy.