Sentence examples for track record of dealing from inspiring English sources

The Scandinavian country has a long track record of dealing with bank crises.

The agency has a track record of dealing very leniently with idiosyncratic educational institutions.

"But we've also got less of the track record of dealing with research and policy questions".

The existing federal system has a proven track record of dealing with complex prosecutions.

"The government does not have a perfect track record of dealing with dissent," Mr. Fan said carefully.

What can be done to improve upon India's track record of dealing with sexual assault and molestation?

For the moment, her two biggest Democratic opponents are big-city mayors with track records of dealing with economic issues.

The MoHSW has an inherent strength in having a full-fledged Disaster Unit; while the MAFSC and MLDF have long track records of dealing with early warnings, especially over drought and pests respectively.

Israel's long track record of deals to recover its soldiers, both alive and dead, is a measure of their emotional value in society, and the unwritten contract between government and families that everything possible will be done to return those captured or killed.

Anson will have to carry on the equally fine track record of Calpers in dealing with corporate extravagance, but give it a British accent - less naming and shaming, more raised eyebrows and sweet-reasonable telephone calls to recalcitrant executives.

The billionaire has a long track record of wheeling and dealing, usually in conjunction with Peter May Peter May, who is vice chairman of Trian Acquisition to Peltz's chairman.