C1 Arts/Entertainment C15-22 Mishandling of tickets by some Ticketmaster outlets.

Kevin Zeese, Mishandling Nader, Dissident Voice, November 2004.

Party Mishandling Charged "A great deal of Doi-bashing has gone on," said Masao Kunihiro, a close adviser to Miss Doi.

And I thought, you know what, the government has mishandled this from day one.

Then the fish is mishandled, sometimes on the way home from the store.

"In general, this is not a good practice because people mishandle the children," he said.

I had brought some of it on myself in mishandling press relations early.

We mishandled the situation and have learned from our mistake.

How can good people manage to so mishandle a boy?

At every turn in this case, evidence was either ignored or mishandled.

This is not a chance we can afford to mishandle.

These products, if mishandled, can be dangerous to health and the environment.

If mishandled, it will set all the bombs off now.

Because he could not bear to see a machine mishandled.

There were bruises all over his body where they had mishandled him.

I do not think he will ever mishandle any woman again."

He brought the word out carefully, like something that could give his mouth a bad cut if mishandled.

If this is mishandled, a number of them will be in trouble with their own governments.

He also argues that major pieces of evidence were mishandled.

Others insist the state just seems that way because it has so much money to mishandle.

You can mishandle the food once, but you're not going to get any more."

But Liberty did fire him later that year for mishandling medication.

The government, they said, mishandled the crisis in the emotional days after the attacks.

That was the second time somebody had mishandled the cast gear.

Second, the Court said, the action, even if mishandled, was within the judge's jurisdiction.

But of course pointers being mishandled is a serious security problem.

Practically thirty years old, he had mishandled his past and left himself without a future.