Sentence examples for handing of from inspiring English sources

However, Mr Brown is no great admirer of the constitution and thinks Mr Blair's handing of it has been feeble.

Anyone who thinks that Lundqvist would favorably regard the handing of the team's fortunes to an unproven coach is dreaming.

Barrett was furious after the match and attacked Sin Cara with the Bull Hammer before demanding for the handing of his title.

QUESTION FROM READER: Do you see any parallels between BP's reaction to the spill and TEPCO's handing of the radiation crisis in Japan?

Britain's National Union of Journalists criticized what it characterized as the handing of the staff members to the police without internal investigation of the evidence.

Many cited the analogy to President George W. Bush's inept handing of Hurricane Katrina and the ensuing perception about his incompetence.

Balls's criticism of the government's handing of the project came after Alistair Darling, chancellor in the last government, withdrew his support.

There are also moments laden with symbolism, like the triumph of Jesse Owens, or the handing of the torch, in Sydney, to a young aboriginal runner.

This may partly be because, paradoxically, the handing of a death-notice to a programme can bring in new viewers because of the level of publicity generated.

She still has multiple shots at getting to the Games, but that she has struggled so far is indicative that a handing of the baton is underway.

Vogts can cite the handing of caps to James McFadden, Craig Gordon and Darren Fletcher, who became key Scotland performers, as positive legacies.