Sentence examples for handover at from inspiring English sources

The detail about the handover at the Holiday Inn suddenly made sense.

Unemployment before the handover, at about 2% of the workforce, was almost negligible.

The UK government has repeatedly stated that it will lobby for Aamer's handover "at the highest level".

A peaceful handover at the end of May would send a telling signal to leaders elsewhere in Africa, some of whom want to breach their constitutional term limits.

This is more than a standard radio handover: at 7pm, Radio 1 is thrown over to the sort of non-playlisted music, documentaries and specialist shows often ignored by the station's critics.

The documents, obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, also disclose that the Government pushed through the handover at breakneck speed because it feared that the "unstable management arrangements" of the controversial Cumbrian nuclear complex risked its safety.

Mock, if you must, the rigmarole that goes into choosing a new pope – the conclaves, the repeated voting, the concluding puffs of white smoke – but it is more prepossessing and far less predictable than observing handovers at the fund, which are no more transparent or open.

In the trust's internal performance report (pdf) for November, "real concerns" are raised over the problems caused by a staff shortage in frontline paramedics (the trust has 120 fewer paramedics than it should have) and over the number of hours lost in handovers at acute hospitals (1,273 hours were lost in November alone).

The second scheme additionally allows to restrict the number of handovers at each reoptimization step.

"I've been arguing this case about the problem of handovers at the hospital being one of the elements which is causing these totally unacceptable delays in response times for the ambulances," he said.

Furthermore, the scalability of the proposed scheme in terms of its performance as the number of MNs that are involved in handovers at the same time increase was investigated.