Sentence examples for have handled the issue from inspiring English sources
Senator Alfonse M. D'Amato, one of the more vocal critics of how the Swiss banks have handled the issue, appeared with Miss Sapir yesterday.
But as they clashed Wednesday in a House Judiciary Committee hearing on football brain injuries and how the league and its players union have handled the issue, consensus emerged on one point: How the N.F.L. evolves from here will invariably influence safety at the youth football level.
No fewer than three Stormont social development ministers, the SDLP's Margaret Ritchie and Alex Attwood and the DUP's Nelson McCausland, have handled the issue.
Labour, the Liberal Democrats and UKIP also support the reopening of Manston Airport but have criticised the way the Conservatives have handled the issue.
So far the Bush Administration, as well as countries like Turkey, have handled the issue crudely, Lasensky says, making the quid pro quo between money and support too obvious.
The company surely could have handled the issue with more care, like how Patreon communicated swiftly and empathetically when PayPal forced it to remove the payment processor's integration from adult-related pages.
"The tribe members believe they have handled the issues, Indian to Indian".
How would Wilson have handled the issues President Obama faces?
The problem is that this stance seems very hypocritical when compared to how these same media outlets have handled the issues with other public sector jobs.
