Sentence examples for through handing over from inspiring English sources

In the second half of the project, a systematic effort was undertaken to build capacity for local leaders to sustain QI activities independently through handing over the facilitation of these progress reviews.

While ABC executives never described Stephanopoulos' return as an interim position -- as NBC did in giving Tom Brokaw "Meet the Press" following Tim Russert's death in 2008 -- there was an assumption internally and outside the ABC newsroom that Stephanopoulos would similarly be steadying the ship through an election cycle before handing over the reins to someone else.

Half an hour after Ms. Pascoe went through security and handed over her cats to American Airlines workers, each cat in a secured plastic pet carrier, her cellphone rang.

PIH was selected through a limited tender process and the money was handed over through a series of letters of intent, rather than a proper contract.

Here reform may at last be on the way: Mr Schwarzenegger managed to force through an initiative that handed over redistricting to an independent commission.But at a national level it will be a long time before America has a sensible debate about its budget deficit.

Jamerson, who can barely talk about the incident and frequently breaks down in tears when reliving the experience weeks later, said the group were "marched" through six carriages and handed over to four waiting armed police officers "as if we were criminals".

It may be maintained, but it is going to need a lot of additional calculations to take account of powers already being handed over through the tax powers in the Scotland Act 2012.

I clicked through a few steps, handed over my social security and routing numbers, and joined the community of shareholders invested in sustaining and expanding the American corrections system.

Salgado allegedly ordered the detention of two buses that were carrying the students through Iguala, and then handed over 13 of the missing 43 to members of the gang.

William Burck, the manager of a leading D.C. white-collar law firm, was chosen by former President Bush to sort through and hand over documents to the committee.

"He needs to answer whether or not the data he's collected from members of the public through his website will be handed over to the Liberal party for campaign purposes.