In field trials for retrievers, each dog is called upon to demonstrate tractability, steadiness under the guns, immediate handling response, and ability to mark fallen game.
What's more, once an IT pro found a legitimate problem that required immediate handling, it took detective work to figure out the root of the problem.
Republicans and conservative media outlets, particularly Fox News, have repeatedly faulted the Obama administration, and in particular the State Department, for its immediate handling of the crisis, and for its incomplete and sometimes inaccurate description of events after the attacks in Benghazi.
The above procedures were intended to ensure confidentiality and avoid possibilities of immediate handling of filled questionnaires by supervisors.
Opinions on the immediate handling of these patients diverge and there has been much debate on the ideal timing of surgery.
I go over it, and then what I do is, if there's an immediate problem, I handle it myself".
All tech companies are said to have hush-hush contingency plans for how to handle immediate shortages, as well as long-term ones.
Research by the American psychologist and philosopher William James (1842 1910) led him to distinguish two types of memory: primary, for handling immediate concerns, and secondary, for managing a storehouse of information accumulated over time.
Clarence M. Kelley, the F.B.I. director at the time, relayed Cox's concern in a memo on Aug. 16, 1973, to the bureau's Cleveland office, saying agents needed to make sure the investigation received "the same, immediate and preferred handling" as other criminal cases then growing out of the Watergate scandal.
It handles immediate and advance resource reservations and adapts the reserved resources according to user interactions.
