Sentence examples for hand over material from inspiring English sources

Either brought with it the risk that the Guardian's reporting would be frozen everywhere and that the newspaper would be forced to hand over material.

Earlier this year, it won new powers to force the agencies to hand over material, and a small increase in the staff to review it.

It did not contest her action in the London High Court and said it would hand over material that might help to locate the cyberbullies.

A coroner has threatened the Independent Police Complaints Commission with contempt of court for refusing to hand over material relating to their investigation into the police shooting of Mark Duggan.

At the time she was still grieving her father, who died in 2012, and was reluctant to hand over material about him that she might eventually use in her biography.

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) was ordered to hand over material seized from a second investigator, Steve Whittamore, and which reveals "a widespread and unlawful trade in confidential information commissioned by journalists of the News of the World", according to a court statement from an ICO official.

The Pakistani government confirmed that India had handed over materials about the Mumbai attacks and said the evidence was being examined by "concerned authorities," according to the country's state news agency.

The archdiocese handed over materials reflecting Cardinal Roger M. Mahony's meticulous record-keeping of molestation claims and treatment of accused offenders.

As recently as last December, the coroner – the fifth to attempt to preside over the hearings – was complaining furiously that police had still not handed over relevant material.

The internet giant said it handed over only material demanded by court order under the US foreign intelligence surveillance act (FISA).

But she adds that he "was quite willing to furnish the Soviets with whatever he could find," and "nothing suggests that he would have held back had he been in a position to hand over more obviously destructive material".