Sentence examples for turned over keys from inspiring English sources

Since then, the closing of bases has been a quiet, closed-door meeting, where American and Iraqi military officials have signed documents that legally give the Iraqis control of the bases, exchanged handshakes and turned over keys.

The statute of limitations ran out, Mr. Walsh said, before the church turned over key documents.

This week, the states asked a federal judge in Seattle to expedite discovery in the case, arguing that the government has not turned over key information — about its policies, separated families, and asylum seekers refused entry into the country — in response to repeated requests from state officials.

Musk turned over key fobs to the first 30 owners – all Tesla employees – late Friday at its sprawling Fremont, California, plant.

They can't say that Congress has been fully briefed while refusing to turn over key documents used to justify the legality of the program".

But Shelton, the agency's investigator, said the university also declined to turn over key financial data that would have shown whether it was spending equal amounts of money on men's and  women's teams.

A judge in New Orleans on Monday vacated the death sentence of a Louisiana man, five months after the United States Supreme Court tossed out his conviction in a different case because prosecutors did not turn over key evidence.

Members of the commission's majority, who drafted the report, denied they were motivated by politics and accused Justice Department officials of blocking their investigation, failing to turn over key documents and instructing witnessnes not to testify.

By July of 1974 — after more than a year of plea bargains, resignations, Senate hearings, a Supreme Court order to turn over key White House tapes, and the House Judiciary Committee's vote for an article of impeachment, for obstruction of justice — the Nixon Presidency appeared to be finished.

But Paul K. Charlton, who was fired as United States attorney in Arizona after clashing with supervisors in Washington over a number of policies and investigations, said he was concerned that the inspector general's limited jurisdiction and the White House's refusal to turn over key records might have stymied the investigation.

By July of 1974 after more than a year of plea bargains, resignations, Senate hearings, a Supreme Court order to turn over key White House tapes, and the House Judiciary Committee's vote for an article of impeachment, for obstruction of justice the Nixon Presidency appeared to be finished.