Sentence examples for hand over service from inspiring English sources

The two nations have a treaty, the Status of Forces Agreement, which requires the United States to hand over service personnel to Japanese law enforcement authorities only after they are charged by local prosecutors.

After my week on service I handed over the service to my colleague and understood all went well.

However, unscrupulous operators have set up copycat websites, where the sole purpose seems to be to catch out the unwary and get them to hand over an additional service or administration fee.

"Far preferable, on any view, is a law-based system in which encryption keys are handed over (by service providers or by the users themselves) only after properly authorised requests".

The e-mail was directed not at me, but at my male colleague to whom I had handed over the service the day before the special trip.

Haunted by the idea that Mr Blair did not move fast enough, they are rushing to hand over many more state services to outside providers.

So, other than those pieces of paper we take to the shops to hand over for goods or services, or even digital bits on a computer which are transferred across the world in a split second, what is this thing we call money?

Approximately two thirds (13/20) were discharged to an IRT bed; one was triaged to short-term IRT support; 4 were judged suitable to hand over to community nursing services; and a further 2 were capable of a direct return to the home without community nursing support but with advice to the home manager to re-contact IRT if any problems arose.

Clegg's veto was partly based on the reluctance of US companies to comply voluntarily with a request from a foreign security service to hand over their customers' data rather than being forced to do so by a judicial warrant endorsed by a court, as US law requires.

Force Internet Service Providers to hand over your identity should you infringe on someone's copyright.

The mischievous leak of the letter – could it have been by its recipient, Boris Johnson? – exposed Grayling's tenuous excuse as utterly fraudulent, since in it he says he has concerns about handing over services to a – shock horror – Labour mayor.