Handling [noun]
Definition of Handling:
management
Sentence/Example of Handling:
Some countries have been reluctant to send firefighting help to the US because of the country’s poor handling of the pandemic.
Meanwhile, another prominent San Diego lawmaker also got caught up in the drama surrounding Rendon’s handling of the end of the session.
Aside from handling and fit, e-bike test rides give you a sense of how a motor feels.
Facebook employees reportedly slammed the company’s handling of the issue at an internal Q&A with Zuckerberg.
It came as he lags in opinion polls ahead of November’s election with his handling of the pandemic a key issue.
Microsoft’s light-touch handling of LinkedIn likely owes to the reduced scope of Microsoft’s overall advertising business.
Sanchez’s handling of the pandemic has been widely panned while Italy, which served as model for Spain in being the first to head into lockdown, appears to have a better handle on the crisis.
The product of this was the Personal Information Protection Specification, which is not a law but a series of recommendations around the handling and processing of data.
Media Mail receives lower priority handling than First-Class or Priority Mail.
He accused one employee of money laundering and threatened they would lose their job, then held meetings with the employee and union representatives about cash handling without telling human resources, the report says.