Sentence examples for that could be handled from inspiring English sources

When tax revenues were growing, that could be handled.

"If you were to ask if there if there was an individual case that could be handled differently, that is going to be a problem anywhere.

It was supplanted by the American light wood frame (balloon frame), composed of many small and closely spaced members that could be handled easily and assembled quickly by nailing instead of by the slow joinery and dowelling of the past.

Starting on Thursday, United will charge $20 for customer-requested paper tickets issued by United channels in the United States, the United States Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico for travel that could be handled electronically, United said.

"Everything that could be handled fast, they handled fast and they have made a commitment to devoting some serious time to looking at the more complex problems -- and I hope that those proceedings are open to the public".

The first two, he said, would involve having computers reply automatically to any e-mail messages from senders not known to that computer -- that is, not in the mail list of the e-mail program installed on the computer -- with a request to solve a problem that could be handled by a person but not by a computer.

People familiar with a draft of the Pentagon report have said it concludes that repealing "don't ask, don't tell" might create short-term problems within the military, but that those could be handled with strong leadership.

The company discovered that requests could be handled far more efficiently if call-button calls were sent to a central operator.

Time and again, Mr. Greenspan — a revered figure affectionately nicknamed the Oracle — proclaimed that risks could be handled by the markets themselves.

The two producers were appalled, not by the prospect of reckoning with a sexual assault on network television but by the notion that it could be handled plausibly in a single episode.

Germany's Economy Minister Rainer Bruederle said planning rules should be changed so that applications could be handled centrally.