Sentence examples for issue to be handled from inspiring English sources

Close the windows and point visitors to the front door During a PR crisis you need the issue to be handled in a co-ordinated and professional way.

Stunningly, quite a few in the political establishment seem to still believe that this nuclear crisis is a mere domestic issue, to be handled as such — the irony of the world's energy policies changing because of Fukushima, even as Japan itself remains in the rut, seems somewhat lost on them.

But he added that it's an issue to be handled in jury selection.

One person briefed on the talks said he expected the remaining issues to be handled smoothly, although the settlement of the antitrust suit could present one final point of contention before a deal is complete.

Ask how inspections are arranged and how are issues to be handled?

Writing in March 1988, he explained: "The issue needs to be handled very carefully indeed because there could scarcely be a worse time for adopting a more liberal approach.

Ruth Walker, who is from the Guildford Diocesan Advisory Committee, said if graves are reused the issue has to be handled sensitively and there has to be widespread consultation.

The key issue also to be handled in this real options formulation is the optimal time to convert the franchise to a company-owned unit, denoted by τ.

Mr Cable said he thought the coalition would win and that the issue had to be handled in a "businesslike" way.

Each facet of an issue needs to be handled individually.

The likely presidential candidate reiterated in February his support for "traditional marriage," insisting that the issue ought to be handled by states rather than the courts.