Sentence examples for handover at the from inspiring English sources

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

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

But the deeply symbolic handover – at the time a big step in the journey for equality for Australia's indigenous population - wasn't without its tension.

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.

Fearful of yet more squabbles with the council, Mr Bremer cites American lawyers who now say that only a sovereign government, after the handover at the end of June, has the legal authority to sign such an agreement.

Superdry's band of non-executives directors have also handed in their notice but "mindful of their responsibilities … as custodians of the business and to the broader stakeholders", a handful will stay on for a three-month handover at the Cheltenham based group, which employs 4,800 people.

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.

"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.

One author observed over 120 handovers at the 6 pm shift change on randomly selected weekdays.

Our study was conducted as part of the European HANDOVER Project, multi-nation initiative to improve handovers at the hospital to primary healthcare interface.