Sentence examples for over forthwith from inspiring English sources

"But so far as people of Indian citizenship who have been used for terrorist activities and since found shelter in Pakistan, they should be handed over forthwith".

In reality, the English bac is merely a bludgeoning tool that will be used to clout schools that are performing miracles in poor areas and to tell them that, yet again, they are failing, this time by a new measure, and must be handed over forthwith to be run by someone who is a personal friend of the prime minister.

"Therefore, the Court today without a hearing... is directing that the custody of Michelle be immediately turned over to her father, Daniel Malakov, forthwith, if possible".

On September 9th John Kerry, America's secretary of state, answering a reporter's question about how, if at all, Syria could avert a strike, replied by saying that it could hand over all its chemical weapons forthwith.

Some of these are to be given school-improvement partners to chivvy them into raising their game, some taken over by better-performing neighbours, and some closed forthwith and replaced by "academies"—state-funded independent schools that are overseen directly from Whitehall.But these half-measures do not seem to have done even half the job.

At the time of which we are speaking, Cleomenes, having carried his proceedings in the matter of Demaratus to a prosperous issue, forthwith took Leotychides with him, and crossed over to attack the Eginetans; for his anger was hot against them on account of the affront which they had formerly put upon him.

"A performative," Derrida notes, "produces an event only by securing for itself, in the first-person singular or plural, in the present, and with the guarantee offered by conventions or legitimated fictions, the power that an ipseity gives itself to produce the event of which it speaks the event that it neutralizes forthwith insofar as it appropriates for itself a calculable mastery over it.

This order is forthwith".

"They must be stopped forthwith".

This incarceration begins forthwith; step her back".

"I am going on leave forthwith".