Sentence examples for Transfer of administration from inspiring English sources

It began the transfer of administration from the BIA to the tribal governments.

"We have received an extremely high number of calls over the last few weeks after letters were sent to 1.1 million scheme members informing them of the transfer of administration to MyCSP.

While at times there was disagreement between representatives of Ma'u Henua and those of conaf, the transfer of administration was seen to be progressing toward the agreed-on goal of a complete transfer of power in September 2017 (Prensa Rapa Nui, 26 Jan 2017).

On February 25 , 1990 the U.S.-endorsed and U.S.-financed Nacional Opositoron UNOon (Unión Nacoalitionositor; UNO) coandtits and its presidential candidate, Violeta Barrios de Chamorro, the widow of the martyred newspaper editor, won an upset victory, and a peaceful transfer of administrations took place on April 25.

§ 1291.65 Transfer of Program administration.

The student finance system has been hit by delays this year after a record rise in applications for loans in the recession and the transfer of the administration systems from local authorities to the SLC.

The proposed contracts, outlined in a recent early notice of the DIA's plans, reflect a continuing expansion of the Defense Department's intelligence-related work and fit a well-established pattern of Bush administration transfers of government work to private contractors.

Only 10 weeks from the scheduled transfer of sovereignty, the administration is still not sure exactly who will govern in Baghdad, or precisely how they will be selected.

In the report, Mr. Thompson's office took no position on the transfer of the Giuliani administration's papers to a private company.

Although there is no specific agreement yet on the transfer of detainees, Bush administration officials described the announcement as a critical step toward solving the problem that has been referred to as "Guantánamo's hard cases".

After the transfer of power, the administration plans to retain control of numerous buildings within the so-called Green Zone, a compound of about four miles square that includes the former Republican Palace and was a stronghold of Baathist supporters of the Saddam Hussein government.