Example sentences of "have deal with [art] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | The Funeral Director has to deal with every class of Society . |
2 | Anyone who has to deal with the public or who is in continual contact with other people as part of their job must always be aware that attention to their appearance and personal hygiene is of the utmost importance . |
3 | The author , Vida Pearson , who has worked in Northern Ireland , Philadelphia and London , has produced the pack for anyone who has to deal with the possibility of harassment or violence . |
4 | Any mother who has to deal with the separation of one child and the divorce of another within a matter of weeks would be upset . |
5 | It now has to deal with the consequences . |
6 | The Government has to deal with the problems raised by this new tax with sympathy and understanding . |
7 | Who do you think has to deal with the tradesmen and tell them there will be no money to pay their accounts this month — even though there was none last month , and it is highly likely there will be none next month either ? |
8 | A DARLINGTON agency founded to help victims of crime has dealt with a record number of people in the first three months of this year . |
9 | Most of the company 's followers will be more concerned at how the company has dealt with a profits overstatement at its Balterley Bathrooms subsidiary , which had an annual turnover of about £10 million . |
10 | Ruby 's solicitor has dealt with a number of asbestos cases connected with the Swindon Works . |
11 | Instead of the entrepreneur , the dominant theory of price has dealt with the firm , placing the emphasis heavily on its profit-maximizing aspects . |
12 | Though most cases of conversion at common law fall within the categories of taking or abusing possession , such acts on the part of the defendant are not a necessary element in liability provided he has dealt with the goods in a way inconsistent with the plaintiff 's rights , such as signing a delivery order for goods which are delivered under that order . |
13 | Alt 's book on The Politics of Economic Decline has explored the nature of political business cycles in Britain alone and has dealt with the possibility that governments might run the economy to their own electoral advantage through manipulating the rate of inflation , disposable incomes , and unemployment in such a way as to rally short-run popular support at election time . |
14 | ‘ You often find the civil court has dealt with the abuse and the perpetrator in the context of what is in the best interests of the child . ’ |
15 | This chapter has dealt with the mechanism of a debilitating and often fatal symptom of disease , namely diarrhoea . |
16 | Given the provisions of s 6 of the UCTA and the way in which SGSA , s 17 has dealt with the warranties of title and quiet possession to be implied into other contracts under which property in goods is transferred , there do not in practice seem to be left any other types of contract under which property in goods can be transferred . |
17 | It may also be possible to argue that where the party has failed to respond to a notice of assignment from the purchaser , such lack of action over a long period is an implied consent where that party has dealt with the purchaser after completion . |
18 | IT IS NOT THE FIRST time the American cinema has dealt with the assassination of President John Kennedy but the research involved in , and the detail of JFK ( 15 , Empire ) , make it extraordinary — as do the direction and the playing of a cast led by Kevin Costner . |
19 | I know that a number of small clubs and societies in the area are also very perturbed about the highhanded way NatWest has dealt with the matter of classifying them as ‘ small business ’ accounts . |
20 | Inasmuch as the appellant is not able to establish the necessary twelve years adverse possession , a decision on this question is strictly obiter , but as the judge has dealt with the point and counsel have argued it before us I will not conclude without making some reference to it . |
21 | Nonetheless , the Senegalese system has dealt with the succession problem impressively , and sustained a multi-party tradition which allows a wide range of opinion to be expressed in public , and in doing so has avoided the most acute problems of localism . |
22 | Although this example has dealt with the analysis of pottery , the same basic approach of identification , sorting , grouping , quantification , comparison with examples from elsewhere , and the formulation of conclusions from the evidence is used in the study of most finds and environmental samples . |
23 | Yet during their tenure of office both have had to deal with a Russia now run by an apparently liberally minded head of government who has come to the conference table willing to reduce arms at a rate that the West sometimes finds embarrassing . |
24 | Recently , in Belfast the police have had to deal with a spate of so-called joy riders . |
25 | Cleo concluded it was probably not the first time he 'd had to deal with a situation like this . |
26 | How often , I wondered , had he had to deal with the likes of Sheridan ? |
27 | There has been a recession ; the Government have had to deal with the consequences and have implemented the policies necessary to help the unemployed . |
28 | I would imagine the plaster wall have to be replaced cos there 's a lot of work that needs to be done on t we 've already had to deal with the plastering once , in fact we would n't have noticed cos we had n't seen it before but what happened is that the the frame of the hall particularly shrank so that we had gaps in between where the plastering was and where the wood was and we had to have a couple of men that we used for this , erm come in with lime plaster and fill in all the cracks for a week or two . |
29 | First , the bidder does not have to deal with a series of forms of acceptance from accepting shareholders , making sure that they have been completed properly and dealing with any lost share certificates . |
30 | For example , a manager might have to deal with a staff problem , or give instructions to a subordinate about what to do next . |