Sentence examples for handed over materials from inspiring English sources

Manafort has already handed over materials to the Senate Judiciary Committee and the Senate and House intelligence committees, which are also investigating Russia's interference in the 2016 elections and any possible collusion between the Kremlin and Trump's campaign.

The Pakistani government confirmed that India had handed over materials about the Mumbai attacks and said the evidence was being examined by "concerned authorities," according to the country's state news agency.

The archdiocese handed over materials reflecting Cardinal Roger M. Mahony's meticulous record-keeping of molestation claims and treatment of accused offenders.

Snowden, who had worked for the CIA and the NSA, handed over material to journalists at the Guardian in 2013 when he was employed by Booz Allen as contractor to the NSA.

At the review it also emerged that certain British government departments have not yet handed over material relevant to the inquest which was requested in January.

The White House, for example, has refused to hand over materials sought in at least 15 letters written by congressional investigators on topics ranging from security clearances to the use of personal email by top Trump advisers, including the president's daughter Ivanka Trump.

However, simply handing over materials is rarely sufficient; instructors generally need more support (Chasteen et al. 2011).

Chen's materials will be returned, and Gawker/Chen will be voluntarily handing over materials deemed "relevant to the case" by a court appointee.

For starters, when you fail to voluntarily produce discovery documents and things get to the point where an Arbitrator is ordering you to hand over materials to your adversary, at least make the production on time.

Romney's administration responded by handing over materials measuring approximately 700 cubic feet.

Simon Harris criticised the service in June for handing over material that could not be electronically searched.