Sentence examples for progress in handling from inspiring English sources

The inspector general's report is expected to find that the F.B.I. has made "significant progress" in handling the problem, that it is committed at the highest levels to fixing it, but that it is still too early to determine the results, the official said.

"We don't allocate cases to people who have not been properly trained in [handling rape cases]." Saunders said she believed there had been progress in handling allegations of female genital mutilation, although there have so far been no prosecutions in the UK.

Smith's report is the first in a series, which he said will document the department's progress in handling debt-cancellation claims.

In the coastal part of the state, firefighters have made steady progress in handling the so-called Sherpa Fire, a seven-day old blaze northwest of Santa Barbara that has burned nearly 8,000 acres (3,237 hectares) in an area of ranches and campgrounds.

However, there has been some progress in developing both large sample and finite sample robustness of SEM parameters in handling non-normal data and outliers [ 25, 26].

Take great caution in handling.

The report said the veterans agency had made progress in reducing handling claims, but that delays still created too much of a financial burden for veterans.

Use reasonable caution: "psychological repression" plays a major role in many mental disorders: so avoid failing or, perhaps, refusing to deal with reality in ones life which may not always be helpful to ones self-actualizing or to make personal, successful progress in acknowledging and handling situations in life reasonably to be sure to help your objectives.

There is work in progress to handle the multinomial case.

The report concludes that while the UK has made huge progress in improving information handling and information security, there remain significant areas of concern.

For this to happen, the E.U. is looking for progress in Ukraine's handling of three issues: prevention of selective justice, elections with international standards, and other reforms as defined in a jointly agreed Association Agenda.