Sentence examples for rule of dealing from inspiring English sources

Weiner is breaking the first rule of dealing with bad press: you have to tackle it head on and right away.

"I broke the number one rule of dealing, I became addicted to my own product," they wrote.

The first rule of dealing with negative thoughts is to identify them as thoughts, rather than as your essential self.

The "rules" of dealing with non-personal reality do not hold when dealing with persons, and vice-versa.

In the song, Big runs down the rules of dealing crack, one of which is not to mix business and family and includes the line "money and blood don't mix like two dicks and no bitch".

He develops a set of rules for dealing with conflicts of information in the corpus.

Prudential's new chief executive violated a cardinal rule of deal making: Don't make big deals in your first years.

Officials on Tuesday were to consider a single set of rules for dealing with failing banks throughout Europe, as well as discuss continuing efforts to curb tax havens.

This week's announcement of new federal rules highlights the complexity of dealing with such issues.

Labour's leader Ed Miliband has now ruled out any species of dealing with the SNP.

Financial markets gave a largely negative reaction Monday to the €85 billion, or $111.2 billion, bailout package for Ireland announced Sunday night, and to the announcement of new rules for dealing with debt crises in the euro zone after 2013.