There have long been, and continue to be, legal powers to force the handover of decrypted information by going through the courts.
Earlier in the week, she had agreed procedures with the Irish government for decommissioning paramilitary weapons although, as she admitted, there is no way either government can force the handover of weapons.
Ponton anticipated that Ugartechea would send more troops to force the handover of the cannon.
There were cases of trainees staying late to hand over the care of a patient, rather than force two handovers (eg, where a junior doctor would stay to complete an admission in A&E, rather than hand over to another FY2 doctor, who would then have to hand over to the specialty where the patient was being admitted), owing to concern for continuity of care and the risk of information being lost.
Especially if the FAPs are close to the house border, the passersby UEs are forced to perform the handover from the MBS or adjacent FAPs very often.
Hard switch-off: With this option, immediately after the switch-off decision is taken, users are forced to implement a handover from the macro-cell that is going to be switched off to micro-cells in the area.
GCHQ's dirty games – forcing companies to handover their customers' data under secret orders, then secretly tapping the private fibre optic cables between the same companies' data centres anyway – have lost GCHQ the trust of the public, and of the companies who services we use.
In an apparent attempt to force a U.S. handover of an ally-turned-rival who lives in Pennsylvania, Mr. Erdogan imprisoned a number of American citizens on trumped-up charges, including a pastor, Andrew Brunson, whom Mr. Erdogan has openly described as a bargaining chip.
Forced termination of connections during handover and blocked connection initiation are annoying from the perspective of multiservice cellular system users.
