Sentence examples for terms to handle from inspiring English sources
The number of collocation points is chosen to be less than the number of the expansion terms to handle the boundary condition.
The Security Council appointed a Gambian judge to a four-year term as prosecutor of the Rwanda war crimes tribunal and gave Carla Del Ponte a new term to handle prosecutions in the Balkans.
I am sure these discussions will continue for some time but I am determined to continue working with the territories to ensure that their public finances are resilient enough in the long term to handle economic shocks.
This has required some extensions to the standard version of the HYSPLIT program, both to get appropriate source terms and to handle the fall velocities of ash particles larger than 100 microns.
A sister company of the Boston Red Sox and Liverpool's English Premier League team said it had signed LeBron James to a long-term deal to handle his marketing.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's decision to reopen the question of long-term ways to handle the city's garbage reflects an admission by his administration that a solution will be more complicated than the businessman-turned-politician had expected.
Most of the demand came from the United States and Canada, Ericsson said, where wireless operators like Verizon Wireless, AT&T and Rogers Communications are expanding the capacity of their 3G networks and installing new and faster networks based on a technology called Long-Term Evolution to handle rising traffic.
"Frankly, we are not coming here to receive lessons in terms of democracy or in terms of how to handle the economy," said Mr. Barroso.
Asked by a Canadian journalist: "Why should North Americans risk their assets to help Europe?" he replied: "Frankly, we are not here to receive lessons in terms of democracy or in terms of how to handle the economy.
Such time delays in the leakage terms are difficult to handle and have been rarely considered in the literature.
In terms of capacity to handle an influx of new criminal justice-mandated patients, 72percentt of those surveyed indicated that their agencies currently had the ability to handle this increase.
