Sentence examples for it handles issues from inspiring English sources

The Most Rev. George Carey, Archbishop of Canterbury, warned that the Anglican Church was "being steadily undermined" by growing disagreements about how it handles issues like homosexuality.

Washington should seek to encourage this generational shift, taking special care how it handles issues which might harm America's reputation.

"We don't set curriculum standards or anything like that," Mr. Willard said of the national organization, adding that it handled issues like advising state boards on how to deal with governance concerns or influxes of immigrant students or ways to raise academic achievement among members of disadvantaged groups.

It would handle issues like residential treatment and mental health care, while the new division would focus solely on child protection and concerns like foster care and placement.

The company is also being probed on how it handles privacy issues — with new issues in data protection seemingly growing by the day.

Ackley says she was inspired by the American online magazine Rookie, which has been applauded for its compassion and the sensitive way it handles the issues young women face.

But with the industry facing other lawsuits around the country, Philip Morris turned to a committee it established to handle issues surrounding disclosure of other documents.

That's a shame, because it handles family issues in a sensitive and realistic manner and judiciously balances ethics with coolness in a very un-Disney way.

Over the past decade a priority of the party's secretive Organisation Department (it handles personnel issues for the 80m-strong party, yet has no listed telephone number) has been to form party cells in private businesses, or "new economic organisations" as the official literature calls them.

Ask the administrator or director of nursing how the home handles Alzheimer's and dementia patients as well as how it handles general issues such as nutrition, falls and incontinence.

It has signed the antibribery convention as part of its accession process, but the way it handles the issue is causing difficulty, O.E.C.D. officials say.