Sentence examples for hand over up from inspiring English sources

Aimed at hopeful homeowners saving up for a deposit for a house,  the government will hand over up to £3,000 - or £6,000 to couples - to those using the new savings schemes.

The disclosure comes after a speech last month by Gordon Brown in which he called on rich countries to hand over up to $100bn each year to help the developing world cope with climate change.

The Post Office was already facing criticism after it agreed to hand over up to 61 branches to WH Smith in April, including some of the 39 Crown offices flagged up to be put into private hands in January.

The Post Office was already facing criticism after agreeing to hand over up to 61 branches to WH Smith in April including some of the 39 Crown offices flagged up to be put into private hands in January.

Aficionados are quick to hand over up to £7.50 for half a litre of artisanal ice cream, similar for a specialist sundae.

For that alone, it is to be welcomed.This reform has been imposed by fellow euro zone countries, who demanded major changes before handing over up to €100 billion in bail-out cash to the banks.

If your child isn't going to be counted as a legacy, you can probably forget giving as an admissions strategy unless you're willing to hand over really big bucks meaning up to seven figures.

First, she hopes not to receive any more heartbreaking phone calls from low-income parents who have handed over big up-front fees to freelance "recruiters" of dubious reputation.

Last August a South Korean pastor was indicted for misappropriating 2.4 billion Korean won ($2.3m) that the faithful had handed over to set up a Christian bank.

American nuclear experts have been poring over 18,000 pages of documents North Korea handed over to back up its figure.But the documents themselves have deepened suspicion about other nefarious nuclear activities.

On the other hand, over-expression of RKIP up-regulated miR-98 expression and inhibited glioma cell invasion but had no effect on glioma cell proliferation.