If the clinician did not handover everything required for assumed patient care, some clinicians felt that they were still responsible and accountable for the patient until they handed over the information; even if this meant calling up the ward, after they had left, to handover.
When her third pair disappeared, she called the police and handed over the footage.
After the Metropolitan Museum was pressured to hand over a collection called the Lydian Hoard, one of the most valuable pieces was stolen several years ago from its new home in Turkey.
The interview took place immediately after the Guardian published the first leak about a court order to Verizon ordering it to hand over US customers' call records to the NSA.
They both began in June, 2013, when the Guardian, as part of a series based on files leaked to it by Edward Snowden, published a secret National Security Agency document ordering Verizon Business Services to hand over call records for all its customers.
Some of those have to do with the FISC itself: its work is usually secret, and, along with telling the government that it could order a phone company to hand over information about calls, Eagan herself asked permission to make her opinion public.
Mentally and physically exhausted, I was glad to hand over the on-call bleeper at the end of my shift to the next bearer of that cross.
The legal fiction is that the reporters, when making phone calls, voluntary handed over their calling records to the phone companies; ergo the seizure of those records has nothing to do with the Constitution.
Not long after the division arrived in Mosul in April, Major Handelman said, an engineer from the plant handed over what the major called "a treasure map" of clues to what was buried inside the complex.
The money has been handed over despite calls from ministers for RBS and other banks that have received taxpayers' handouts to refrain from hiring public affairs firms.
