The American secretary of agriculture, Ann Veneman, said this week that she thought Canada had dealt effectively with the outbreak.
Nott and his firm, Dewey and LeBoeuf, already have dealt effectively with the I.A.A.F. on another sensitive and scientifically complex issue concerning a South African runner.
Mr Yang, if official reports are to be believed, "smiled with relief" when Mr Jiang assured him that the party had dealt effectively with the, no doubt counter-revolutionary, waters.
But, while scientists and public-health officials have dealt effectively with the disease, they increasingly confront a different kind of contagion: the spurious alarms spread by those who would make us fear vaccines more than the illnesses they prevent.
One was Stephen Greenfield, a philosophy instructor, who suggested that Plato and other ancient philosophers had dealt effectively with similar questions about decision making, integrity and fair dealing many centuries ago.
I've dealt effectively with completing the restoration of Upper Newport Bay, a major water quality issue.
He has dealt effectively with economic recession at home and turmoil abroad, much of which he inherited from his predecessor.
The bungled plot was "a stunning rebuke to the Obama administration's policy of negotiation and isolation with the Iranians," Keane said, adding that neither Republican nor Democratic administrations since 1980 have dealt effectively with Iran.
Labour has dealt very effectively with the issue of unqualified teachers.
Luigi Guiso, professor of economics and finance at the European University Institute, said that so far national governments had dealt reasonably effectively with the situation but that would be tested if there was a problem with a bank like UniCredit, which operates in 22 countries, including Italy and Germany and in Eastern Europe.
