Sentence examples for issues that were handled from inspiring English sources

Richard Oliver's 1983 monograph "Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue" (New York: Architectural History Foundation) documents repeated rivalry over issues that were handled easily in other partnerships.

Both of these are complex issues that are handled differently by different companies.

In addition to spiritual matters, Islamic law deals with many issues that are handled by civil, commercial and criminal law in Western countries.

Issues that are handled at stack level are marked as Correct.

The ongoing invasion of the private sphere of individuals around the world by governments and companies is an issue that is handled inadequately using current technological and organizational measures.

"There were personal issues that weren't handled correctly and, like in any relationship, when something is dusted off and not taken head on, it will crumble.

We get back in the car and drive through Times Square (with its large new pedestrianised space) and around Central Park – Silver won't be drawn on the controversy of the Central Park carriages and whether they're cruel to the horses or not; it is, he says carefully, "a policy issue that's being handled out of the mayor's office".

CGE models in economics (not focussing on transport) often include economic issues that are not handled in transport models, such as type of competition and economies of scale.

So thank you, Federal Trade Commission, thank you for taking nearly two years to tell Facebook how to handle privacy issues that were already over and done with.

Sessions can help to address particular issues that are difficult to handle in a group setting until a comfort level is reached.

"They relate to cultural issues that are not always easy to handle".