Sentence examples for for handing back from inspiring English sources

The Americans say they have agreed to a more "streamlined" procedure for handing back Chinese nationals whom they decide to repatriate.

The key to the investigation's success has been cooperation agreements with suspects, who have been promised reduced sentences in return for handing back bribes and giving testimony against others involved in the case.

As the Nato summit in Chicago finalises the arrangements for handing back control of Afghanistan, the BBC's Andrew North in the east of the country examines where this leaves the people of Nangarhar and Jalalabad.

The U.S. occupied the islands after World War II and was ultimately responsible for handing back administrative authority to Japan.

Take the toys out of the boiling water and let them cool off for several minutes before handing back to your infant.

"For a Gurkha to consider handing back a medal is a very traumatic thing.

In 1979 local village governments in Fengyang County, notoriously the poorest region of Anhui, made the first move towards abolishing the people's communes by covertly handing back responsibility for farming to individual peasant households.

European rules mean that Stormont would have to compensate the Treasury for any tax reduction by handing back a portion of its annual budget.

"Well, this definitely is a great opportunity for the company," you say, handing back the report.

He said "I think the rich and the poor work hand in hand, I have money and I give it to a poor girl who has no money so everything is now "money for hand back for ground" (act of sexual intercourse).

It is a measure of how fast and how far the industry's star has waned that Sonera, Finland's biggest operator, was applauded on August 10th for its decision to hand back, for no financial return, its hard-won licence in Norway.