The severity of this sentence may hand ammunition to the extremists who persuade young men that peaceful protest is not the answer.
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.
At forums, he may hand the microphone to a young man with ONE, a group dedicated to eradicating what it calls "stupid poverty" and disease.
He may hand that honor to Santoro, who has defeated Safin six times in seven singles matches.
If rich-world governments hobble their own companies too much, they may hand market dominance to the champions of the emerging world.
Putin said Vneshtorgbank may hand its share to a new umbrella company for Russia's aircraft industry, United Aircraft Building, but only if EADS agrees.
These victors were part of a wave that, pending recounts, may hand the Virginia House to Democrats.
Take back the power you may have handed to others to define what it means to be beautiful.
However, Democrats fear that low turnout may hand control of the Senate to Republicans, who are also sure to retain a majority in the House of Representatives.
Crew members may hand out alcohol hand sanitizers to passengers lining up for meals; if illness gets to a certain level, self-serve buffets will be discontinued.
