Sentence examples for could hand over from inspiring English sources

He would leave, he said, but only when he could hand over to an elected president.

On September 9th John Kerry, America's secretary of state, answering a reporter's question about how, if at all, Syria could avert a strike, replied by saying that it could hand over all its chemical weapons forthwith.

The detention, announced by a prosecutor appointed by Mr. Mubarak before his ouster in February, represents a breathtaking reversal for Egypt's former strongman, whose grip seemed so unshakable just three months ago that some thought he could hand over power directly to his son Gamal.

If it can speed up economic reforms and address public concerns like inequality and corruption, Mr Xi could hand over smoothly to a successor in 2022.

There probably isn't a recruiter on this planet who hasn't wished they could hand over all these tiring and unsatisfying tasks to a clever helper.

But the liquidators had only £4m they could hand over, while councils had to go after the bonds (a form of insurance policy) which the companies had taken out.

GLG keeps a record of who talks to whom, about what, down to the minute, which they could easily hand over to prosecutors if asked.

The backwards boy who couldn't hand over so much as a howdy became a confident front man and a bandleader's bandleader.

If we could hand it over to some superior being for consideration, it might not even rank very high on the scale of plausibility.

You could hand it over to the GM to include that in the world.

She could opt to resign and hand over to a caretaker prime minister.