Sentence examples for directly handing from inspiring English sources

Bernal also makes the point that there could be a difference, in data protection law terms, if Facebook users are directly handing over personal information about content tolerances to Facebook (i.e. when it asks them to tell it) vs such personal information being inferred by Facebook's indirect tracking of their usage of its platform.

In total, 892 brochures were mailed to patients' homes and 888 brochures provided to physicians and clinics for directly handing out to patients.

Nor did he directly hand over money to a corrupt official.

I've always been interested in heirlooms, but those directly handed down by the locals have an even more direct connection to my little piece of earth.

According to one person in Washington briefed on the matter, Turkish officials rebuffed demands by the Obama administration to directly hand him over to the United States, choosing instead to deport him to Kuwait, his home country.

Second, according to China's fiscal rules, central- and provincial-level SOEs have to directly hand over their assigned taxes and fees to the higher-up governments, which alleviates their possible detrimental influences on local governments' behaviors.

Quat resigned and tried to directly hand over power to Thi, but this was not allowed by the generals.

Even the conservative majority of the Supreme Court has recognized that donors shouldn't be able to directly hand unlimited sums of money to campaigns.

"Bleep's logo represents a folded note – a message passed directly, hand-to-hand.

In person classes also mean incorrect posture can be aligned by the instructor directly — hands on.

In person classes also mean incorrect posture can be aligned by the instructor directly — hands on.