Sentence examples for their handover from inspiring English sources

And Craven Cottage, where they sealed their handover on Saturday, predates the soccer club established by the River Thames in West London.

"After their handover to us, they will be dealt with according to our judicial laws and  the agreements reached with the international community".

"Nurses are starting to use them to record their handover notes, rather than doing this on paper and we're using them to access the trust intranet to contact departments, such as estates and IT".

Having been captured by Dostum's troops and survived both the massacre and a subsequent month of near-starvation in Shebargan prison, the men expect their handover to Americans to provide relief.

How much Sarkozy had briefed his successor earlier in the day during their handover at the Élysée Palace about the "strict German", as she is sometimes referred to in Paris, or "Onshela", as Sarkozy came to call her, remains a secret between the two.

In response, furious Palestinians set fire to the British Council offices in Gaza, and several foreigners were kidnapped in Gaza and the West Bank, only to be released unharmed soon afterwards.The monitors were there as part of a deal struck in 2002, when Israel agreed to lift its siege of Yasser Arafat's compound in Ramallah, where the six men were hiding out, in return for their handover.

None of the professionals interviewed received feedback on their handovers, while all indicated they would welcome structured feedback.

Finally, improving the handover process requires defining the role of the patient in this process, and designing practical ways to actively involve patients in their handovers.

We collected information on how these patients experience their handovers at discharge from hospital, the characteristics of their contribution to the handover (either active or passive), and the quality and safety implications for these patients.

Patients also need to be made aware they can improve their handovers by being more actively involved, and healthcare providers need more knowledge on how to best enable patient participation in the handover.

This study is a secondary analysis of data from a cross-national, qualitative study of patient perspectives on their handovers, conducted at nine hospitals and their feeder primary healthcare systems in the Netherlands, Spain, Poland, Italy and Sweden.