Sentence examples similar to hand over relating to from inspiring English sources

The case was handed over to the local coroner in Essex last March, but it took the MoD 12 months to hand over correspondence relating to the case.

Even when the project has been commissioned and handed over, KPIs relating to performance over defined time spans are often still part of the contractual requirements.

"He handed over documents relating to his own company," said Mr Pavlov.

After a long delay, the Swiss authorities have handed over documents relating to the payments of 640m rupees ($40m in 1989) by the Swedish arms maker into various Swiss bank accounts.

The judge heading up a new inquiry into the Kincora boys' home in which it is alleged that MI5 blackmailed a paedophile ring that operated there during the Troubles has stated he is satisfied all government departments have handed over files relating to the scandal.

The Swiss criminal investigation began in November after Fifa handed over evidence relating to Garcia's report but has now widened into an inquiry of "great complexity" as prosecutors analyse nine terabytes of data seized from world football's governing body, the sports marketing agency Kentaro and Swiss banks that have flagged up the suspect transactions.

New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman plans to send letters to Jimmy John's sandwich shops on Tuesday asking them to hand over information related to the chain's controversial noncompete agreements for workers, according to Schneiderman's office.

Republicans on the committee accuse him of contempt for failing to hand over documents relating to the Mexican arms fiasco.

Courts will now ask Fifa for all relevant paperwork and request that Santos hand over documentation relating to the case.

The government has refused to hand over documents relating to allegations of payments made to people smugglers, arguing that doing so would weaken national security.

Guardian MI5 are willing to hand over files relating to one of the most high profile murders of the Northern Ireland Troubles.