deal with

The matter is pressing [urgent] and must be dealt with at once.

"Easier to stop 'em than start 'em, " said the tiger, and he dealt with the matter.

If the dialectical-materialist movement of knowledge were to stop at rational knowledge, only half the problem would be dealt with.

Once the carried interest exception has been dealt with, it would be wiser to call a halt, even if the Blackstone tax structure survives.

"He ought to understand our ways, " says an American intelligence officer who dealt with him in the 1990s. And he does.

On the face of it, their troubles are few: in 20 years of radical change all the obvious economic issues have been dealt with.

"What this shows is there's also a huge surge in locally-generated e-waste in those countries that will need to be dealt with, " he said.

But, for all that, they were, in one sense, the truest and most substantial things which the poor minister now dealt with.

Most of the bars do not try to make fake alcohols. At least the foreign bars I've dealt with.

Thus hath the Lord dealt with me in the days wherein he looked on me, to take away my reproach among men.

The problem of the air pollution in cities and towns must be dealt with if the environ ment is going to be preserved.

Let me give you a business risk that I thought showed great courage on the part of the person who dealt with it.

But we had to cope with a few things, the pitch and the atmosphere, and I thought we dealt with it well.

As the matter in hand was urgent, we dealt with it at once.

It was quite hostile, they put us under a bit of pressure in the first and second halves. The pitch wasn't great but we dealt with it.

Article 11 Land used for highway construction shall be dealt with in accordance with the "Land utilisation law of the PRC" .

If you work at a company and have become a bit of a brandividual yourself, how has the company dealt with it?

"When I made a complaint call once, the operator dealt with it very kindly, so I wanted to hear these women's voices, " he said.

They reassured us that the matter would be dealt with at once .

I was always interested to see how others who took a pass and later got into public life dealt with military issues and political dissent.

And I feel like having dealt with adversity really helps me to lead a group of men through difficult times as well.

remember you changed my life in so many way I just look back to how I used to be and how you dealt with me just want to thank you for.

Wisely, you made no attempt to have these problems discussed by the General Assembly, believing that they should be dealt with elsewhere.

The Chair stated that as cluster A was first to be dealt with, it was not surprising that the work on cluster A had proceeded so quickly.

"I see direct air capture as the long-term way of dealing with all those emissions that can't be dealt with in any other way, " he said.

"I'm not sure I would have gotten through it without my faith, " she said in response to a question about how she dealt with the infidelity.

I had dealt with a lot of natural disasters as governor, including floods, droughts, and tornadoes, but I had never seen anything like this.

I have not dealt with the money so far, but I am about to save it in a separate account for my child.

I could have dealt with a small, funky, haunted room but being relatively far from Causeway Bay was a deal breaker for me.

But for you to be successful with your quest you have to show him that you have dealt with the reason that lead to the break up.

One judge said she had already dealt with a similar case when styrene spilled out of rail car near Cincinnati.

Currencies are considered part of a country's monetary sovereignty, to be dealt with, if at all, by the International Monetary Fund.

Some were concerned that this would be a diversion for more pressing issues, but really- on quick executive decision and it's dealt with!

They apologized and reassured us that the matter would be dealt with immediately.

"Those things are all dealt with at the Cerberus level, and at this point in time I just can't speak to that, " he said.

Ensuring that the matter is dealt with satisfactorily will show your responsibility and gain valuable trust.

They've dealt with the grief in their own ways, but I'm the only one who knows the truth.

In this way has the Lord dealt with me in the days in which He looked upon me to take away my reproach among men.

He said the film dealt with a "timely" subject in an appropriate and responsible manner.

"I was proud to work for Ken Lay, " she said. "You know, I dealt with a lot of CEOs in Houston, and Ken Lay was the best. "

If crises are to be detected and dealt with promptly, those charged with the task must be able to speak clearly and with authority.

CONTAGIOUS diseases are usually dealt with by isolating the patient, lest he infect anyone else, and then by trying to treat the illness.

If you want your share of the property to be dealt with under your will the property must be owned as a tenancy in common.

As president, Fillmore dealt with increasing party divisions within the Whig party; party harmony became one of his primary objectives.

'When all this comes out you'll have directors of other companies saying we would have dealt with it differently, ' he said.

because obviously, he's dealt with it with great grace and a sort of dignity and enthusiasm. . .

If the applicant is not present, the application will be dealt with as if it were a mail-in application.

He had an ankle injury at the start of the season and dealt with it during parts of the regular season. He also had back spasms.

Do you know how the matter has been dealt with?

The porcelain-bodied bambooware work uses only the first layer of bamboo and is often dealt with special technics at the same time.

Since the matter was extremely instant, we dealt with it immediately.

All that needs to be dealt with from a distribution, sales and marketing perspective.

the central problem in the litigation activity was to determine the commission of a crime and dealt with the case according to it.

Particular problems, like the monoline insurers, should be dealt with by particular remedies, not the warm bath of monetary policy.

Clearly there is no excuse for the millions he stole from people, but he always dealt with me fairly and I learnt from him.

If you are a healthy adult who has dealt with the growing up process well then there is nothing wrong with a little nostalgic reminiscing.

Relevant law enforcement departments, said the recent arcade City will carry out spot checks, irregularities, will dealt with severely.

where the fund is for making up loss, relieving loss or other purposes, it shall be dealt with as an income of the enterprise.

The variants which had high value of goal trait and low harmonizing index could be selected when dealt with the separating generations.

This therefore was a matter that had to be dealt with in strictest confidence involving the sovereign powers .

With a close, supportive family and a manager who has dealt with the likes of O'Sullivan, it appears Trump is in safe hands.

Experts say that someone who appears to be a threat should be dealt with by managers immediately and carefully, with the help of security.

"It's more political. Some of it is not to be repaid. It's highly political, probably dealt with at the highest level. "

Result The symptoms of the patients were all relieved but subgroup of T-cells data dealt with statistics was not significant.

When he viewed a military problem he would ponder how Napoleon or Caesar would have dealt with it.

And when they saw him, they were amazed: and his mother said unto him, Son, why hast thou thus dealt with us?

nature of the trial and its proceedings, the judge dealt with the case with equity.

Firstly it has quite strong systematically. The systematically can be caught on from three aspects and should not be dealt with supremely.

He couldn't cope with his wife's eccentricities and therefore he dealt with it by divorcing her.

As President Wilson dealt with the situation in Mexico, trouble began to surface in another part of the world. The crisis was in Europe.

The received opinion in Delhi, at the time, was that the problem was still best dealt with by Pakistan.

Arafat, as anyone who dealt with him knows well, moved only when compelled, preferring the ambiguity of deferral to the clarity of choice.

Only the cursory mention is made of those statistical approaches that have been fully dealt with elsewhere.

They agreed under the condition that the matter be dealt with promptly.

If the matter isn't dealt with properly : you'll get into trouble.

The Chinese Government is very strict on this point and any violations of these regulations are dealt with severely.

The second part of the political Testament dealt with the question of succession.

Tutwiler's philosophy, according to those who dealt with her, was to promote Thain as "the public face of Merrill Lynch" .

He said that A Doll's House was unconcerned with the subordination of women, that it dealt with "a problem of mankind in general" .

The Delegation said that the last part of its proposal dealt with a plan of action for development within WIPO.

Finally, they said, the recent arcade City will carry out spot checks, irregularities, will dealt with severely.

Heretofore, the subcommittee has "basically been a committee that's dealt with commemorative coins, " as Dr. Paul has put it.

There should be a single-page illustrations or paste it in an adjacent page, and then binding to be dealt with.

I cannot say we have dealt with [energy subsidies] but I can say that we are facing that issue very squarely.

Or a horse might have minor cuts which can be dealt with by antiseptic lotions, powders, disinfectant sprays, etc.

There were a few examples in which the Organization had dealt with the issue of the scope of the public domain.

The Delegation said that it wanted all the proposals to be dealt with on an equal footing and that it insisted on that.

While this is business as usual, the arrival of new technology brings extra considerations with it that have to be dealt with.

Its government, a coalition led by the Pakistan People's Party, has dealt with the floods like the corrupt and slothful creature that it is.

You dealt with the matter hastily, and we are very dissatisfied with the results.

Although it cries out for a holistic, global approach, it is actually dealt with in a fragmented, piecemeal way.

Corruptly have they dealt with Him-their blemish is not His sons-A twisted and crooked generation are they.

A new technology used for polishing CVD diamond films by EDM method is put forward and its removal mechanism is dealt with.

In the last part, I've dealt with two cases which combined with the research on action presented before to put research into practice.

There is an agreement, and I was aware it was a loan and that things would be dealt with in May. So, I am tranquil over my future now.

However, the current problems need to be dealt with first, and each one of you can assist by sending out your Light to those who need help.

In fact, you dealt with it so coolly, it may have made you seem more so in the eyes of your staff.

Due to the system failure of our company, your flight ticket is not correctly dealt with when processing.

We do firmly believe that any alleged wrongdoings must be dealt with in a fair and open manner in an impartial court.

Sometimes, they're insulted by the fact that their company (and country) could be dealt with in such a short period of time.

It is suggested that this problem should be dealt with in the emending of the Construction Law.

The discussion of how questions of fact arc dealt with must, then, start with a detailed discussion of the content and scope of this rule.

In a lot of companies that haven't done well, there is a fear psychosis that has to be dealt with, sandpapered out of the system.

As the greatest authority, because of age, she personally dealt with a major event in the home only a few times.

He dealt with Virtue, but left the question of Truth open.

The most minor infringements of his camp rules were to be dealt with by severe beatings and other forms of torture.

You remove the top two cards even if no damage is dealt with this ability. If this card is interrupted, you do not remove the top two cards.

Over the years, the problems of distribution channel being studied are usually dealt with the terms of organizational problems.

A distressing situation that cannot be dealt with in any other way may result in blind rage.

Their study was the last in a series of reports on "lost crops of Africa. " Earlier reports dealt with grains and vegetables.

That was definitely the case for us tonight. We stepped up to the plate and dealt with it.

Pattinson: It was more about the reactions after, about how [my character] dealt with random events.

KEN: Let me tell you about a recent case that I dealt with, Pansy.

She didn`t just tell me that, she dealt with it intensively during her last years in prison.

Counter-revolutionaries or other saboteurs who seize the opportunity to create disturbances, loot or sabotage shall be severely dealt with.

The freedom of the wild ass that supported unfettered and reckless economic actions to create things out of nothing has to be dealt with.

and it would have to be dealt with speedily, too, or there would be trouble for somebody or something.

One of the strongest arguments for aircraft emissions being dealt with by a trading system is practical: a system already exists.

Weaver told the president that he appeared to get "bullied a lot" and asked how Obama dealt with the barbs.

Whoring with a girl under the age of fourteen shall be dealt with as rape according to the provisions of Article139 of the Criminal Law.

With a new, sparkling $4 million ring on her finger, Vanessa stood his side as he dealt with a messy trial, which was eventually dismissed.

The matter will be dealt with internally.

A expresses some regret for how the Association dealt with him.

Little research so far has dealt with the general population.

Insecticide exposure should be dealt with as for any other herd or flock exposure. Chemical Residues.

They had to be dealt with, as the hot and humid climate made it an imperative to prevent the outbreak of an epidemic.

analysing how they were managed and how they might be dealt with more effectively on subsequent occasions.

He seemed in a way to resent her kindly inquiries--so much better had fate dealt with her.

Let me make it clear that China is a country under the rule of law. Such issues will be dealt with in accordance with the law.

There are many patterns for Enterprise Application Integration, and just as many protocols that need to be dealt with (endpoints).

"The club hasn't dealt with this matter properly and has left doubts about the professionalism of the players, " he said.

Suicide has never been dealt with except as a social phenomenon.

B: I need some experience before. Let me tell you how I dealt with difficulties before?

The fad without a name was one which dealt with people's finger marks.

Take things in stages, and with each ensure that even the most difficult of issues are dealt with to the greatest possible extent.

The unequal distribution of income can be dealt with through the tax system, although this does not attack the underlying problem.

From time to time production, delivery and quality issues will have to be worked on and dealt with in a timely and efficient manner.

Either way, Ive dealt with more of them than I can count, so I know to handle them and there really only wasting their own time.

In the previous parts the great religions traditions have been dealt with separately, in their particular social and historical background.

Consequently, the Squibs soon developed a complex culture of barter and trade as different Squib tribes dealt with one another.

If it is not dealt with, then the emotional scars that it leaves behind, in most cases, become life long.

We have not yet dealt with one important question about NEPA, the question of whether NEPA has served a useful purpose.

and a wife, what should be dealt with, is responsible for what, are the product of social and cultural habits.

I have dealt with computers for the last twenty years, thus what I say should probably not be co trued as anti-computer rhetoric.

Then, the significance of the medical ethics and moral education of medical students and of improving the conflict is dealt with.

Any privacy concerns could be dealt with by releasing aggregate figures that make it hard to discover individual graduates' salaries.

It seems to imply that magic affects the electro-magnetic spectrum in some way. Some serious energy is being dealt with.

While this would be a relief now, when the pace picks up next week, you'll be relieved those potential pitfalls have been dealt with.

Some of the same officials in Washington who dealt with the East Asia crisis are now managing the response to the American crisis.

None came. Presumably the tyrant dealt with his son's problem in a more appropriate way, since the boy passed on the second occasion.

Talk to people who've dealt with narcissistic behavior as they can only tell you some practical ways to deal with difficult people.

As a permanent legal counsel for many corporations, Mr. Zhu dealt with a large number of cases in un-litigation and litigation.

Much like taming Wayne Rooney's aggression, controlling Anderson's enthusiasm is a matter which must be dealt with carefully.

And there were many European countries and governments who dealt with that change even less well and who were, in the end, swept away by it.

Those issues would have to be dealt with on an equal footing and under the principle of inclusiveness.

Both have dealt with the inevitable disruptions that accompany the rise of a great power with commendable pragmatism.

Switzerland, the seventh Efta country, rejected the agreement. It has since dealt with the EU through a series of bilateral agreements.

The time to have dealt with this situation was early on, with a combination of politeness, firmness, and limit setting.

How can you stress-test banks if you do not know how their troubled assets will be dealt with and at what price ?

Hoping that the matter will be dealt with as soon as possible.

This film was highly controversial due to the manner in which it dealt with issues close to Catholic's hearts.

The valuation of land use rights is to be dealt with In accordance with the provisions of laws and admInistrative regulations.

So the questions must be dealt with carefully, the same way you would handle any other hot potato.

Among those most affected by the accident were the thousands of 'liquidators' who dealt with the explosion's aftermath.

if be the word that can do sth for sb by family , that is good still , some banks still get him to be dealt with personally.

The matter will be dealt with soon.

If Internet-scale applications are to become mainstream, these infrastructure issues must be dealt with once and for all.

Mr. Jacoby says Mr. Li is no different from any other hands-on shareholder he has dealt with in Asia or the West.

We think such an obvious and preventable hazard should also be dealt with at the national level.

Not compared with the developed world super-bubble, or which cannot be dealt with through appropriate domestic policies.

Pages that cannot be mapped need to be dealt with using custom 404 error pages which should be user and search engine friendly.

The early Christian Church dealt with acts of homosexuality harshly, including within the priesthood itself.

3: Doctors must talk with at least one doctor who has dealt with euthanasia before. They must report the death to proper officials.

So far, we have dealt with the application process, college admissions tests, English language testing, financial aid, and other subjects.

You assumed that there were lists of those who would be 'dealt with' later, after the victory.

The songs of the early Samba singers dealt with the realities of everyday life in the city.

The matter will be looked into and dealt with as soon as possible.

If you've dealt with Swing for a while now, I'm sure you first thought about performance issues.

Since the introduction of the LCP in 2001, various papers have dealt with clinical results obtained with this osteosynthesis system.

So different territorial character data have to be dealt with different ways of deconvolution .

But Kenya and Ethiopia have dealt with it much better than the ignorant and petty Shabab.

She made several highly controversial movies that dealt with the moral and social issues of her day.

NO_x is one of the most serious pollutants which are difficult to be dealt with.

Almost everyone deals with a bank! See how John dealt with his first visit to an American bank. What Modern English was used?

Meanwhile, he also dealt with many litigation cases in criminal, civil and economic, and was rich on experience of the areas.

Once all this is dealt with and the environment is more "normal" , Mr Dimon thinks JPM could earn $22 billion-24 billion a year.

In which design much relation have to be dealt with and many chart and data have to be consulted.

If you do any entry-level hiring, you've probably dealt with at least one "helicopter parent. "

Any of them shall, where the context permits or requires, apply equally to transactions dealt with under other clauses or paragraphs.

It was strange what your Daddy had to deal with. But he dealt with it.

Which ensures that textual content is only picked up specifically for the element being dealt with.

Boot parameters are Linux kernel parameters which are generally used to make sure that peripherals are dealt with properly.

We have now, I think, dealt with a certain number of the reproaches against existentialism.

Such violations of the law as forging invoices and vouchers and falsifying accounts must be dealt with severely.

As more is accomplished, there remain fewer obstacles that have to be dealt with.

The surface of powder core should be dealt with insulating coating .

Second, even if fully factoring in the risk of sovereign defaults is politically impossible, the issue needs to be dealt with convincingly.

Some called for the young man to be dealt with by authorities.

The Delegation also agreed that the proposal of the Delegation of the United States of America could be dealt with in the PCIPD.

Perhaps you have successfully dealt with a difficult customer, made a sale, or received a nice compliment for your work.

This is an issue which must be dealt with economically as the ECB's monetary policy is drafted with the overall needs of the euro zone.

Medical officials said emergency departments across the state had dealt with more than 450 people injured by the bush fires since Saturday.

We dealt with the collisions between the hair and the body surface with metaball model.

The Communist Party's anti-corruption commission said any action that hampered progress or wasted supplies would be swiftly dealt with.

The paper dealt with collation and study of ancient literatures of mineral matters ameliorating soil, but the records were fragmentary.

Spare parts accompanied in the importation of the instruments and equipment shall be dealt with in accordance with the above provision.

Essentially, we want quick responses on whether we have dealt with things well or not and how might we do it better next time.

Obama dealt with black nationalists on Chicago's South Side both as an organizer and as a state senator.

However, the balance between the exploitation of sports tourism and the protection of natural resources should be properly dealt with.

More articles, cartoons, advice columns, and radio and television programs have similarly dealt with the subject of private apologies.

Sin had to be dealt with and when it was, blessing came again into the church.

The findings could help to pinpoint how emotions act on different areas of the brain and how uncomfortable feelings can be dealt with.

Vacillating elements and reluctant followers among the reactionaries should be dealt with leniently.

We said from the outset that those things are private and personal and that's how we've dealt with it.

He said: "If quality problems do exist in the school buildings, those found responsible will be dealt with severely. "

Treatment of very soft rock in Shapotou Water Control Project is a grave subject to be dealt with in project construction.

If Joff had only done as he was told, Winterfell would never have gone to war, and Father would have dealt with Robert's brothers.

When I was at college, I passed Band Six of College English Test. All the foreign business men I've dealt with say my English is quite good.

But to treat this problem as systemic risk to be dealt with by public authorities is to cast the government as an unpaid credit insurer.

It depends on whether you can rise to the occasion to have the tricky problem dealt with satisfactorily.

The LORD dealt with me according to my righteousness; according to the cleanness of my hands he rewarded me.

The odds are someone in the area you know has dealt with them before, and they are usually happy to fill you in on what they're like.

All the functions, types and typeclasses that we've dealt with so far were part of the Prelude module, which is imported by default.

The application order should be dealt with between the default rules and the supplementary contract interpretation.

Bankers who have dealt with Mr Fang and his colleagues reserve less praise for the description of Hopu as a private equity fund.

Please enclose a photocopy of the receipt of your purchase so that your complaint can be dealt with immediately.

We did not deal with thee as thou dealt with those who are desolate.

He's one of the best communicators that I've really ever dealt with.

In the civilian world, at least one bank has dealt with agent. btz by blocking all its computers' USB ports with glue.

These feelings should be dealt with before the meeting and should never enter into the conversation with the patient.

Only the modern technology of clamps and sharp scissors permits the slithery tube to be dealt with at speed.

Your company has dealt with us for 2 years and you know our boss well. He will never bother you if there's no giant obstacle.

If any of them disrupt public order or violate the law, they must be dealt with unhesitatingly.

A bank levy, another key agenda of the meeting, will be dealt with as the financial burden-sharing issue.

Three Directors of Education explained how the problem was being dealt with in their respective areas.

It has a responsibility to make sure that information about conflicts of interest is disclosed and dealt with.

If you feel that your case has not been dealt with adequately, please write to the Commissioner for Transport.

However, they aren't facing the uncertainty about how those exciting ideas will dealt with or what you'll do about existing obligations.

The state governor has appeared on television warning that perpetrators of mayhem would be swiftly dealt with.

We hope to hear from you soon and can assure you that your order will be dealt with promptly.

There are two questions which comrades have failed to stress during the discussion and which, I feel, should be dealt with.

Keep finding ways for the truth to be repeated and dealt with.

Once we have dealt with the problems that beset you on a day-to-day basis, a great feeling of hope will spread amongst you.

If there is no legal successor, the opening of such archives shall be dealt with by this Archive in accordance with Article 2 herein.

The services discussed so far have all dealt with components, either directly or indirectly.

Therefore, the Delegation pointed out, the public interest aspect of IP was not adequately dealt with in the document.

those proven to be stolen goods shall be dealt with in line with the state regulations.

Dell has two types of customers, personal and corporate, and I dealt with corporate customers with more than 1000 employees.

The Delegation believed that competition policies were issues, which should be dealt with by another international organization, not WIPO.

It dealt with, among other things , the problem of how, in the complex, ever-changing world, men were to attain knowledge .