Sentence examples for may hand over from inspiring English sources

In reality, the community may hand over minor figures but will continue to shield those in positions of power.

In any event, trust has a downside — one may hand over too much money to a Mr. Madoff who promises to generate steady returns in both up and down markets.

You may hand over a few more euros for a single glass of the good stuff, but with dinner and a bella figura floorshow thrown in, aperitivo is not only a not-to-be missed Italian tradition, it is an absolute bargain.  .

Ahmad told me that she may hand over these two defendants to another prosecutor.

North Korea also suggested that it may hand over Japanese radicals who hijacked a Japan Airlines airplane in 1970 and are still living in the North.

Alternatively, rivals may hand over mail to the national operator for final delivery, akin to the last-mile connection that gives new entrants access to existing telecoms infrastructure.

But it means I.P.O. investors may effectively hand over dollar bills that are immediately turned into something worth less.

By then, his father will be well into his 70s, and, if still in office, may be ready to hand over to a chosen successor.(Picture credit: Government of Sri Lanka).

The White House has told Beijing that it has major concerns about its new counterterrorism law, a somewhat vague piece of legislation that may require American companies to hand over encryption keys and provide backdoor access to their computer systems.

In such situations, patients may be more inclined to hand over the treatment decision to their doctor.

He made five preliminary regulations: The winners shall return the Cup in good order when required by the trustees so that it may be handed over to any other team which may win it.