Sentence examples for hand over the case from inspiring English sources

WADA could not possibly hand over the case to the I.A.A.F., the track and field governing body, Mr. Tygart said, because multiple sports were implicated in the ARD report.

Mr. Wright, the prosecutor in Tom Green County, Tex., received a phone call from an officer at Fort Riley in January 2007 asking if he would be willing to hand over the case.

Legal experts and some local officials consider Commonwealth's Attorney Robert F. Horan Jr., the Fairfax County prosecutor, a likely choice, and the filing of charges today opens the way for Mr. Ashcroft to hand over the case to him.

Longtime Atlanta civil rights activist Joe Beasley, southern regional director of the Rainbow/Push Coalition, urged the APD to hand over the case to an outside investigator to ensure transparency.

His son implied that the family had felt moved to force the FCO's hand over the case, because trusting in 'quiet diplomacy' had achieved absolutely nothing except a year in prison.

Among the evidence Texas has handed over in the case is a redacted laboratory sheet detailing the potency and sterility testing it conducted on compounded pentobarbital it received this April.

More typically, terrorists targeted during military raids have been either killed; detained in U.S.-run military prisons, such as Abu Ghraib; handed over, in the case of Iraq or Afghanistan, to local police or intelligence agencies; or, in the years immediately after 9/11, sent to Guantánamo Bay.

Ultimately, it is up to the judges whether to hand over the cases against Mr. Qaddafi and Mr. Senussi to the Libyans.

In grimly worded findings released by the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, the watchdog urged the Holy See to "immediately remove all known and suspected child sexual abusers" from their posts in the church and hand over the cases to law enforcement authorities in the countries concerned.

In Qaddafi's view, the matter should have been settled once Libya handed over the two Libyans indicted in the case, something it finally did in 1999 (one was ultimately convicted by a court in the Netherlands; the other, acquitted).

Jan 24: Hain resigns shortly after the Electoral Commission hands over the case of the belated declared donations to Scotland Yard.