Sentence examples for effectively handed over from inspiring English sources

And not since 2010, when George Osborne effectively handed over the job of managing the economy and keeping growth healthy to the Bank of England.

Four years later the ailing chain was effectively handed over to its lenders Royal Bank of Scotland and HSBC in a restructuring deal that included a £55m debt writeoff.

Before the bank could respond, it would find that these claims were agreed locally and ownership of the property effectively handed over to these mysterious individuals.

By the Treaty of Stettin (1630) however, Bogislaw XIV had also effectively handed over control of the duchy to Sweden, who refused to give in to the Brandenburgian claim.

But it means I.P.O. investors may effectively hand over dollar bills that are immediately turned into something worth less.

Because a floor price for carbon in the UK will depress the carbon price elsewhere in Europe, the UK will effectively hand over billions to European polluters.

Human rights advocates in Colombia have asserted for several years that while abuses by army forces were dropping precipitously, military units were effectively handing over their dirty work to the well-organized and well-financed rightist armies.

Add to that, he points out there is an ongoing problem with trust when it comes to making debit payments online — since the buyer is effectively handing over sensitive details of their bank account to each retailer.

China isn't prepared to join in, since the U.S. has yet to give Beijing a convincing reason to effectively hand over its one ally in East Asia.

Emm said: "It is alarming if any data is not encrypted – as it effectively hands over personal information to the attackers".

Leaving these decisions to European technocrats means that we effectively hand over control of our society to the corporate lobbies that have direct access to those technocrats.