Sentence examples for which were dealt from inspiring English sources

"You are talking about mainstream government departments which have already made serious cuts which were dealt with as low-hanging fruit, being told they have to think about another round of cuts of 25%, 40% or whatever.

"There is no connection between these two Iranian cases, which were dealt with by the French justice system, and the freedom of our hostage," he told a radio station.

Describing what he thought the impact would be, Cable said: "You are talking about mainstream government departments which have already made serious cuts which were dealt with as low-hanging fruit, being told they have to think about another round of cuts of 25, 40% or whatever.

After 53 minutes Depay attempted a 30-yard effort which Middlesbrough's deputy goalkeeper almost allowed to slide under his body and there were similar efforts from Pereira, Fellaini and Lingard, all of which were dealt with far more efficiently by Majias.

This led to the unfortunate fact that not only the topics of the videos, namely differential calculus, but also some topics which were dealt with before and which do not have a direct correlation to the relevant issues, have been covered in the test.

Many of these cases involved "national security" issues, which were dealt with adequately without any wholesale release of national secrets to America's enemies.

I focused on a network of small health clinics, which were dealing with the scourges of war and the impact of gender-based violence.

England's self-esteem, which was dealt a mighty blow after the shock of the Test series, is intact again.

Kate made a formal complaint, which was dealt with by the same police team who addressed John's case.

His daughter, Karen Jankel, 51, acts as the "guardian" of the bear's commercial deals, which are dealt with by the entertainment company Chorion.

The other side is the sports disciplinary side which is an independent side which is dealt with by the relevant Fifa bodies.