Sentence examples for too handed over from inspiring English sources

General Pinochet too handed over peacefully.

Mr. Seepersad could not produce a license either, and he, too, handed over his ID.

(The Sultan's wife gave Michelle Obama an even more expensive piece of jewelry, which she, too, handed over).

He too handed over his stuff, and only realized later that his phone had been stolen and his debit and credit cards were gone, police said.

12.33pm GMT Farage says the government has also handed over too much power to quangos.

Police detained a passenger in a car being driven by a licenced driver for having no identification on him; he too was handed over to immigration authorities, and departed the country voluntary (presumably in advance of, and to avoid, deportation proceedings).

But it is an extremely valuable contribution to our understanding of a secret world inhabited by brave, resilient, sometimes exotic, individuals, gathering intelligence in a task now too often handed over to automatic computer-driven electronic eavesdroppers which have no judgment and cannot see the wood for the trees.

The United Nations suspended the disarmament of pro-government militia in the west because too few weapons had been handed over, said Jean-Luc Stalon, the head of the program.

It was a vital project for European integration, yet judged too vital by governments to be handed over to the commission.

Iran is in any case thought to be supplying Mr Kim with test data from its own knock-offs of North Korean missiles, and the two may be helping each other's nuclear ambitions too.Meanwhile, Japan's prime minister handed over $10m and 250,000 tonnes of rice as ransom for five North Korea-born children of former Japanese abductees who have now joined their parents in Japan.

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