Sentence examples for handed over part from inspiring English sources

Matters were patched up after So handed over part of a lottery prize she had received from her father.

Workers no longer have to hand over part of their wages to the foreman.

In 2004 Mr Chávez began pressuring the central bank to hand over part of its reserves to the government.

RAYMOND W. KELLY, New York City Police Commissioner, after handing over part of a looted ancient statue to the Italian consulate.

Both professional and Olympic athletes must hand over part of their earnings to sports officials, who say athletes need to repay the system for years of training.

A previous governor of Kano created a religious police known as the hisbah that was empowered to hand over part of its budget to fend off the extremists, thus apparently sparing Kano from major attacks.

The candidates have doused each other in vitriol, with Mrs Kumaratunga accusing Mr Wickremesinghe of offering to hand over part of the country to the Tigers, and Mr Wickremesinghe retorting by offering to hand over Mrs Kumaratunga instead.In this section Could still do better Sri Lanka wants peace, perhaps Dark days for Estrada Apocalypse tomorrow?

Glenn Schorr, an analyst who covers Morgan Stanley for Nomura, said that while the announcement had been expected, it was symbolic for Morgan Stanley and meant the firm would no longer have to hand over part of the earnings of the business to Citigroup.

While Britain basks in the glory of an increasing medal haul in Rio de Janeiro, controversy has erupted over plans to hand over part of the parkland left as a legacy of the 2012 London Olympics to four giant cement and concrete factories.

He got them to hand over part ownership of the debt in exchange for collecting on it.

The UK Government is handing over part of the responsibility for funding the Welsh-language channel to the BBC.