Sentence examples for where it handles from inspiring English sources
But Dentsu, though a giant at home (where it handles a whopping 38% of TV ad spending), has little sway abroad and only a beginner's grasp of the forces reshaping global brands, such as the internet and social networks.Nissan, Toyota's biggest rival in Japan, is cultivating a different model.
These could be similar to the way Channel 4's remit is regulated; the charter should place on the BBC a duty to consult with the public both as consumers and as licence fee payers; and the BBC should have a clear "broadcaster first" system of complaints where it handles complaints in the first instance with Ofcom handling appeals on editorial issues.
Instead, Google is opting for a system where it handles all of the hard work and trains and tunes your model for you.
Instead, the Falcon 9's top payload capacity has been improved to the point where it can handle delivering the Inmarsat satellite to its target geostationary orbit.
Work, if it comes over the telephone, that's where it gets handled.
3. US Federal Reserve chairwoman Janet Yellen has told Congress that the economy is reaching a point where it can handle an interest rate rise.
Where it once handled only a trickle of tips, often involving relatively small amounts of unpaid taxes, I.R.S. offices now receive a torrent of big money claims.
He said some experts had suggested that the head went from China to Japan and from there to art markets in Europe and then to Taiwan, where it was handled by a local antiquities dealer.
Roger Jones, the chief information officer for Fortis Health, said, "Windows has been moving up into the data center for years, to the point where it can handle big applications".
Brown-Forman already has a 10% stake in Glenmorangie and distributes the Scotch in most global markets except Europe, where it is handled by Bacardi.
Albert will meet its first challenge in a real-life project in Sofia, the Bulgarian capital, where it will handle more than a million different smart city devices.
