The next day the prime minister said he might hand over to Mr Najib early and, in the meantime, would give him the finance minister's portfolio, hitherto held by himself.
Sometimes hálapénz was not even money: poor peasants, for example, who could not afford to pay hard cash might hand over goods instead, such as freshly caught fish.Nowadays doctors prefer hard cash to a brace of trout, especially as their salaries are a fraction of what their counterparts earn in the West.
Required disclosures include whether a third party holds the assets you might hand over (a good protection, which, alas, wasn't the case with Madoff) and any regulatory baggage.
I scoured the rules on Twitter regarding under which circumstances they might hand over a username, and spotted something in the documentation around the Trademark policy around username squatting… Which gave me an idea.
The Nigerian government angrily responded that it will resist any attempt to capture a man under its protection, but suggested it might hand Mr. Taylor over to Liberia, should its citizens want to put him on trial.
He picked one out and, with a degree of ceremony, chinked off the mortar before passing it to me carefully, the way one might hand over a sleeping baby or a rising loaf of bread.
Passengers might hand over luggage if they were sure it would be waiting for them at the end of the journey.ZurichJED PITERASIR—I was horrified to read that your inhuman solution to the problem of children and carry-on baggage on aircraft was to put the children in the hold.
One blogger commented: "Cameron has offered the prospect of change without a single example of powers he might hand over.
In July , 1981 a report surfaced that the Reagan Administration might hand over the base — "an obsolete military facility," in the words of one high-ranking official — if Cuba took back unwanted refugees.
