Sentence examples for To transfers from inspiring English sources
verb
To move or pass from one place, person or thing to another.
- To transfer the laws of one country to another
His influence is not confined to transfers and balance sheets.
She wanted to limit its scope to transfers made on Oct. 28, the memo says.
Fifa's ban on "all football-related activity" – the word "all" not applying to transfers – was still in force.
Three days later, a Cabinet Office note records that no objections "in principle" had been raised to transfers to Guantánamo.
"The whole Herrera fiasco is just another example of Woodward's bumbling approach to transfers," writes Matthew Taylor.
People don't exactly realize that a lot of their taxes are going to transfers to the elderly.
But if he has not paid the taxes that apply to transfers of such wealth, this should concern us all.
From that point on, she said, she was subject to transfers and disciplinary charges that she said were intended to force her from her job.
Asmir Begovic, Ryan Shawcross and Steven N'Zonzi all faced Liverpool on the final day of last season and all were absent due to transfers or injury.
Princeton closed its doors to transfers in 1990, citing a 98percentt retention rate and desire to avoid the situation its Cambridge rival is now in.
But different countries have different spending needs and make different judgments about the proportion of income to devote to transfers and public services.
