Sentence examples for off to authorities from inspiring English sources

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Lowery finally took matters into his own hands by running down the culprit and handing him off to authorities in what may have been one of the Jags' better defensive plays of the day.

Simply sending a secret message could be a tip-off to authorities.

The baton has now been handed off to federal authorities, who have interviewed Ms. Gadbois and Ms. Lewis about their findings.

It is very nearly a lie to pretend the NHS is "ringfenced" when public health was hived off to local authorities, and immediately Osborne took £200m out of its budget.

They also contextualise the way British-born detainees who languished for years without charge in the legal no-man's land of Guantánamo Bay, were handed off to British authorities feverishly drafting applications for control orders faster than you can say "due process".

He was the only one at the party who was later tipped off to Korean authorities.

The agents subsequently seized the weed and dismantled the medieval-style catapult, handing it off to Mexican authorities for an investigation.

They were taken to the basement of a building on a university campus, given a quick snack, and then sent to the Turkish border, where they were handed off to Turkish authorities.

Part of their fear may lie in the worry that you'll run off to the authorities.

Still, Apple does state on the privacy section of its public website that some of its products are off limits to authorities, apparently aware that could give its products an edge over competitors.