Sentence examples for to be signed over from inspiring English sources

The letter was supposed to be signed over a year ago.

The rights to the film were due to be signed over to the UK production company on Monday.

The visit of Mr Modi will see the two countries try to develop their relationship even further with billions of pounds worth of commercial deals due to be signed over the coming days.

Each loan has to be signed over several times, first by the originator, then by typically at least two other parties, before it gets to the trust, "endorsed" the same way you might endorse a check to another party.

The extension of the trade deal is one of several to be signed over the course of Lee's visit to Australia, including agreements on military training, combating transnational drug crime and a memorandum of understanding on cooperation on innovation and science.

Negotiations with the Cubans are at an advanced stage with contracts due to be signed over the next few days.

The first pregnant women from the Avon area were recruited in April 1991 and mothers continued to be signed up over the next 21 months until there were 13,761 on their books.

Further, on one of the roads, the company agreed to take the risk because the state is signing over to it the right to collect tolls on an existing portion of road.

One witness says her pregnant mother was allowed to give birth to her and her twin sister only on the condition that the newborns be signed over to Nazi race biologists and that her mother be sterilized immediately after.

This would be true if she was choosing between parents, but you can't just be signed over to some guy if you're under 18 even if he claims to be God.

"Here is someone that I just started dating, and I'm signing over everything to her in the event that I'm not of sound mind," Mr. Robinson said.