Sentence examples for might be handed over from inspiring English sources

He died, perhaps by suicide, perhaps murdered, in 1998, after hearing that he might be handed over for trial.

Edward R. Royce, the California Republican who is chairman of the panel, expressed concern that the mission might be handed over to the United Nations prematurely.

He said there had been reports suggesting that the prize might be handed over to people other than Mr. Liu's close family, but that was not the case.

Armenians want restoration of their historic lands in eastern Turkey, which is asking too much (although I have suggested that the majestic Mount Ararat, overlooking Yerevan, might be handed over by Turkey as an act of reconciliation).

When Mr. Ta Mok turned against Pol Pot in June, there was a surge of hope abroad that the Khmer Rouge founder might be handed over to an international tribunal for trial.

And even if TfL had envisaged that the project might be handed over to a trust following planning permission being secured, this would in no way represent a "change in circumstances" around the procurement, as de Cani claims.

Meanwhile Uber might be handing over your data to a city in exchange for more favourable regulation.

"It's collected for primary but also secondary purposes, you might be handing over data while you're shopping and that might be used later for marketing or working out health insurance".

The EU's justice commissioner, Viviane Reding, says she has concerns that firms complying with Prism-related requests might be handing over data in breach of European citizens' data privacy rights.

Sen. Barack Obama might be handing over a bit more campaign cash as he tries to distance himself from Tony Rezko, the indicted Illinois businessman and long-time political backer.

There were other signs that power might not be handed over easily.