Sentence examples for handling the army from inspiring English sources
As for the government's criticism of Wackenhut, Mr. Long said, some of the reports referred to parts of Wackenhut that are not handling the Army base contracts.
Longstreet missed the rest of the 1864 spring and summer campaign, where Lee sorely missed his skill in handling the army.
And perhaps the president may be able to change a couple of senior posts sooner than that, especially if another military man is chosen to fill General Wiranto's shoes as minister for political and security affairs.Mr Wahid will also have some delicate decisions to make about how to handle the army's past misdeeds.
Her lawyer at the ACLU, Chase Strangio, expressed anger at the way the army was handling the fallout from Manning's suicide attempt.
The day after the soldier put in her clemency petition in November, the pardon office of the Department of Justice rebuffed the application on grounds that requests for commutations in military cases had to be handled by the army.
But once the supplies reach the final depots, the responsibility of foreign relief organizations ends and distribution is handled by the army or its politically reliable "peace committees," subject only to occasional spot checks by United Nations orficials.
That was the company which was handling the communications, the telephone and teleprinted communications for the army group.
But for now, the job of handling the holiday delivery crunch is left to an army of people like Angel Echeverria.
The army referred questions about Manning to the Department of Justice, which has been handling the case.
The European Court of Human Rights condemned Romania in 2011 for the way it handled the investigations into the army's repression in 1989.Mr Vasilache is not the only controversial figure to hold a central position in the judicial system.
The decision to attack the rebel camp was made by a provincial crisis management committee that has handled the hostage negotiations, said the army chief, Gen. Angelo Reyes.
