Sentence examples for this means handing from inspiring English sources

This means handing back Iraq as soon as possible to the Iraqis and supporting their federal or confederal democracy.

For some, changing the government is more important than continuing with the status-quo, even if this means handing power to a new Premier with only one-term's experience as a politician.

Nor is the problem limited to right-wing extremists: left-wingers and various embattled Muslim communities would also like a show of force.All this means hand-wringing for Germany's political class.

Retreating from this inevitable battle means handing your destiny over to competitors of whom you have little awareness.

This doesn't mean handing over the keys to all the data to all the staff — the CIO would never sign off on that!

This does not simply mean handing out rainbow-colored condoms at schools; this also requires empowering young men and women to talk about sex with their partners so they can negotiate boundaries.

Just be aware that this usually means hand washing the cardigan from this point on.

This can mean handing over not only control of the children -- their social lives, wardrobes, eating habits and doctors' appointments -- but other managerial responsibilities.

Group them as "hongshou ji" and it means "hand dryer".

Bailey cites one 1961 study of a middle-class district in Pennsylvania, in which 40percentt of fifth graders were already dating (for many, this meant holding hands and kissing).

"This means that hands that once held rifles will be put to use tilling land, selling produce, manning work stations and opening doorways of opportunity for other citizens," Mr. Aquino said.