Sentence examples for which will hand from inspiring English sources

Although we might keep the good bits, like TTIP, which will hand over swathes of our national sovereignty to multi-national corporations.

We are moving from an education system which entrenched privilege, to an education system which will hand opportunity to every child".

Some party moderates are mistrustful of any proposed changes which will hand power to new members who tend to be left-wing Corbyn supporters.

Local authorities will be allowed to keep all the money they receive from business rates, a move which will hand the responsibility for more than £26bn to council chiefs.

Distributing the new currency will be a logistical nightmare for Europe's banks (which will hand out the new notes) and shops (which will be the main source of coins).

Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, commander of the First Armored Division in Baghdad, which will hand off much of its area to the First Cavalry Division, from Fort Hood, Tex.

This does not reflect a change in foreign policy, which will pass into the safe hands of Michel Barnier, now a European commissioner.

Yahoo! will no longer have to invest millions in its search and advertising technology, both of which it will hand over to Microsoft.

He will retire from the BBC at a date to be agreed next year, in the course of which he will hand over his responsibilities as head of news programmes.

Then play it by the book: tell them it's your responsibility to take the match ball off the field of play at the end of the game, after which you will hand it over to home officials.

At this point, the MMT has enough information about the surrounding networks to decide on the network to which it will hand over.