Sentence examples for hand over operating from inspiring English sources

He has built Seatwave into a market leader in the European ticketing space over the past six and one-half years and is now ready to hand over operating duties.

All international airlines operating in the UK will also be required by statute to hand over information on passengers travelling from the UK.

"Hand over," Dr Lenz says.

Cash On Hand: OVER (SHORT).

It was handed over to Colin Kolles to operate out of his factory in Germany.

After takeoff, the planes are handed over to pilots and crews operating from cockpit-like stations, most of them on military bases in the United States, Wilsbach said.

But from August this service will be handed over to Medibank Health Solutions which will operate a call centre staffed by counsellors who do not need to have the deep expertise that the trauma specialists at RSDVA currently do.

When its chief operating officer, Tony Tedeschi, handed over his responsibilities at the troubled Cook County Health and Hospitals System last month to Carol Schneider, the two had something in common besides serving in that job: Both work for private consulting firms that have played a major role in the sprawling system's highly controversial restructuring.

It did, however, let them continue to operate in Macau after the Portuguese handed over sovereignty in 1999.

Park Place is securing the development's financing and handing 70% of operating income over to the St.Regis Mohawks, keeping the rest as a management fee.

The franchise and its government subsidiary Directly Operated Railways (DOR), will be handed over to its new owners, Intercity Railways, a conglomerate of Stagecoach and Virgin.