Sentence examples for present handle from inspiring English sources

One of the guests, Luc Wauters, of the Belgian Kredietbank, later said it had been the most representative group of bankers ever assembled anywhere & estimated that those who were present handle about 60% of world trade.

The staff would also process visa applications, at present handled by a small office in Dubai, which is difficult for Iranians to get to.

Sudanese herders should thus be able to return to seasonal pastures in South Sudan, and the north may now end threats to expel 500,000 "Africans" back to the south.This boosts hopes for an early deal on sharing oil revenues with the north, which at present handles South Sudan's exports.

4.3, we present handling the third problem and describe in general the algorithm for generating the new Vietnamese paragraph.

We present handles: first-class references that propagate behavioral change dynamically to the object subgraph during program execution.

In this way when Luci brings past collectively mediated experiences to her present handling of the felt beads, she already remembers and understands that counting is useful and valued in her family life (White and Dalli 2017).

a A total of 52 slaughterhouses were present, handling poultry (n=24), ruminants (n=17) and/or swine (n=23).

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Presented handles for assessment including use and preferences for current use and future haptic feedback instruments.

To tackle this issue we used the spatial alignment effect paradigm and systematically examined this effect when a visually presented handled object was located close either to the perceiver or to another individual (a virtual avatar).

Bell reckons that 25 cities could have the service in five years including New York (which at present can handle only 700 customers).At first, the Chicago telephones will only be mobile, not portable; they will be engineered into vehicles.

Mr. Sharansky said he had spoken to the police before the prayer session on Monday, and asked them to make various accommodations for the women, including having female police officers present to handle any arrests.