Sentence examples for for their handover from inspiring English sources
In response, furious Palestinians set fire to the British Council offices in Gaza, and several foreigners were kidnapped in Gaza and the West Bank, only to be released unharmed soon afterwards.The monitors were there as part of a deal struck in 2002, when Israel agreed to lift its siege of Yasser Arafat's compound in Ramallah, where the six men were hiding out, in return for their handover.
A spokeswoman for Save the Children said the handover for their services, which are due to expire in October, had been made more difficult by the seizure of the devices.
The leaders of the Communist Party of China were huddled in the Great Hall of the People for their once-a-decade handover of power, a ritual as solemn and controlled as Singles Day is giddy and grassroots.
"The Iraqi security forces want to take full responsibility for their own security and the handover is a step towards that goal.
Antiquities Minister Qahtan al-Jubouri blamed "inappropriate handover procedures" for their disappearance.
More than a decade later in early 2006 Balls and Brown drew up their terms for a handover.
This is likely an important factor which shapes nurses preferences for bedside handover given their already significant workload.
To improve the performance, mobility protocols such as Fast handovers for MIPv6 (Fastv6), Fast handover for Hierarchical MIPv6 (F-HMIPv6), Simplified Fast handover for MIPv6 networks (SFMIPv6), are proposed by researchers.
Our protocol requires five messages for intra-domain initial authentication; three for subsequent authentication; and five for handover authentication.
As the French prepare for the handover of power from President Jacques Chirac on May 16th, their country seethes with a strange mixture of celebration and apprehension.
As a result, the most frequently encountered recommendation for improving handover communication is that of standardisation through procedures, checklists or mnemonics and appropriate training in their use.
