Sentence examples for might be turned over from inspiring English sources

He hopes that they might be turned over to him.

Dugin implies that what remains of this Orthodox Christian country after Russia absorbs Abkhaziya and South Osetiya might be turned over to Iran as booty, appropriate punishment, presumably, for its prickly independent course toward Russia in the post-communist period.

While cost was a primary concern, activists and city officials also worried that the videos might be turned over to federal immigration officials and used against undocumented immigrants in the community.

"The concern is that videotapes might be turned over to government to reveal innocent comings and goings of people that are inappropriately a target — say political opponents, for example," she said.

Julienne Elesperance was not sure how to interpret the news that Middle School 320, across the street from her apartment complex in Flatbush, Brooklyn, might be turned over to a private company.

He also did not say if its findings had been formally withdrawn or when it might be turned over to the Senate Judiciary Committee, which has requested a copy.

Igor Stravinsky might be turning over in his grave, but then again, he might be dancing.

Our genome-wide implementation of the classical salt-fractionation method indicated that the low-salt-soluble "active" chromatin fraction is enriched for the H2A.Z replication-independent histone variant and so might be turning over during transcription (Henikoff et al. 2009).

The prospect that such in-house material might someday be turned over to Congress, he said, would discourage government lawyers from giving frank legal advice.

It is conceded that ul timately the 199‐seat houses might disappear or be turned over increasingly to what are now considered Off Off Broadway presentations.

Barr continued to scrub grand jury material from Mueller's report so it might one day be turned over to lawmakers eager to read the special counsel's findings.