Sentence examples for hand over immediately from inspiring English sources

Judges at the International Criminal Court have ordered the Libyan government to hand over immediately Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's former intelligence chief, who has been charged with crimes against humanity.

The cash will not be handed over immediately.

Fighters rebelled after learning that the $300 they had been promised in return for their weapons would not be handed over immediately.

Although Mr. Little and other defense lawyers asked for the evidence to be handed over immediately, prosecutors said they would need two to three weeks, Mr. Little said.

That will take two years to sort out, so the government says if Greater Manchester appoints a temporary figurehead in the meantime, then control of some budgets - including for housing and skills - can be handed over immediately.

One business said dealing with GRG had cost them £256,000 while another claims it had to hand over £40,000 immediately to carry on borrowing from the bank.

Senior Yemeni officials have said in recent days that the United States and the European Union are pressing for a plan — in conjunction with the Gulf Cooperation Council — that would have Mr. Saleh hand over his powers immediately and formally leave office within the next three months.

In response, the ICO told Google to hand over the data immediately "so that we can subject it to forensic analysis before deciding on the necessary course of action".

My neighbor was still happily eating his bread, yet the flight attendant asked him to hand over the bread immediately.

The plan, finalized this week in meetings between Yemeni officials and representatives of the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council, calls for the president to hand over power immediately and step down in 30 days, with new presidential elections 60 days later.

The arrangement calls for the president to hand over power immediately and step down in 30 days, and sets up new presidential elections 60 days later, a Yemeni official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.