Sentence examples for through the handover from inspiring English sources
This has done much to reinforce an impression of continuity through the handover.
First, to provide practical advice on strategies and governance structures that will help steer companies through the handover.
The documents, obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, also disclose that the Government pushed through the handover at breakneck speed because it feared that the "unstable management arrangements" of the controversial Cumbrian nuclear complex risked its safety.
The documents make it clear that the Government was determined to hurry through the handover of operations at Sellafield as quickly as possible because of what one of them calls "the current unstable management arrangements overseeing these extremely sensitive sites, and their high hazard inventories".
It is normally the responsibility of the project engineering team to take the Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) from the design stage right through to the handover to the operations team or end users.
Through the L3 handover process the information on the L2 handover can be acquired in order to achieve the fast L2 handover.
Our architecture is based on trusted 3TCACs and it addresses the RSs' mobility through compensating the handover-induced delays.
Lord Leach has worked for Jardines as an adviser for 32 years, helping the family business to steer its way through the Hong Kong handover and to construct the complex cross-ownership share structure that makes a hostile takeover almost impossible.
Moving on, I will now run through the clinical handover of the patients in the department.
He remained the paper's East Asia editor through the Tienanmen Square massacre and the handover of Hong Kong.
But Haselden declined, requesting that the handover go through formal channels — an odd decision, in retrospect, since, in the days that followed, British authorities in London sent a series of increasingly frantic messages to Spain asking the whereabouts of Major Martin's briefcase.
