Sentence examples for has handled the issue from inspiring English sources

She has handled the issue of her Parkinson's disease admirably.

Almost two-thirds of those polled (63%) believe Cameron has handled the issue badly.

To make matters worse, Mr. Kotowski said, the cost of the mortgage mess has mushroomed, undermining confidence more broadly in how the bank has handled the issue.

A number of sources within Indigenous groups have told Guardian Australia that Redman has privately expressed frustration at the way the premier has handled the issue.

Lord Rennard's friend and legal representative, the Lib Dem peer Lord Carlile, has gone on the attack, comparing the way the party leadership has handled the issue to "North Korea".

Parents of children starting last week voiced a mixture of emotions: relief at having somewhere for their children to start; anger at the way the council has handled the issue; and fear for the future.

These cheap, dreary polarities tell no truth, but they are politically useful to New Labour, which has handled the issues around farming, hunting and the right to roam clumsily enough to turn genuine questions needing to be asked into walls of mutual animosity.

However, Peter Saunders, founder of the Napac, said the programme had handled the issue sensitively in the context of an important storyline.

But Brian Sanderoff, the head of a New Mexico polling firm, said Mr. Richardson had handled the issue adroitly in New Mexico, presenting himself as both tough and compassionate.

Kenneth M. Duberstein, who was White House chief of staff under President Ronald Reagan, said Mr. Ridge and the administration had handled the issue "absolutely right".

Ford's own focus groups showed that when people viewed Ford's ads, they thought the automaker had handled the issue well.