Sentence examples for preparation dealing with from inspiring English sources

For a book in preparation dealing with the Colorado Coal miners' Strike of 1913‐14, would like to hear from any surviving participants (especi ally if a resident at the time in the Ludlow or other mining camps) or from descendants in possession of letters and diaries.

Milkround also supplies a solid career advice section, which deals with the nuts and bolts of CV and cover letter preparation, dealing with interviews, and, most interestingly, a survival guide to assessment centres.

In conclusion, the experience of the Institute has convinced me and many others at Yale and in New Haven that through a program such as this college and university faculty members may increase not only the preparation of their own future students, but also their own preparation for dealing with an increasingly diverse student body on campus.

Reading Alice in Wonderland is good preparation for dealing with it.

"The P.T.A. is great preparation for dealing with the K.G.B.," President Palin murmurs to Todd, as they kiss in the final scene while she changes Trig's diaper.

"The course was actually in preparation for dealing with bodies in an event such as an earthquake," says Stuart Leighton, a constable with three years' experience on the beat in Wellington.

A multi-disciplinary and conceptually-based science core curriculum should provide an appropriate preparation for dealing with the demands of modern societies; their complex and rapidly changing social systems; and the need for individual social and professional mobility.

The backpedaling was a rare instance of Mrs. Clinton's acknowledging an error, and she did so on a sensitive issue: She has cited her "strength and experience" since the start of the presidential race, framing her 80 trips abroad as first lady as preparation for dealing with foreign affairs as president.

The Union seem to have experienced the traditional bounce in the wake of the changes, partly around a more careful preparation around dealing with set pieces, and on Saturday night through the opportunism of Le Toux, as he scored a classic poacher's goal from an under hit defensive header, then finished a sweeping counter cooly to kill the game in the second half.

But now, as Mrs. Clinton heads into her re-election campaign and a possible bid for the presidency, she is trying to recast the political disaster of 1994 as something else: as a badge of honor, as a symbol of lessons learned and, perhaps most significant, as invaluable preparation for dealing with the problems in the health care system today.

In short, the new generations of citizens leave the educational environment without specific preparation for dealing with communication strategies that are increasingly present in the environment in which they move.