Sentence examples for a transfer of value from inspiring English sources

The essence of what we're seeing here is a transfer of value.

Referring to a Bank of England statement that the more durable notes would reduce its production costs by £100m, he said: "All that will really occur following the introduction of polymer is a transfer of value from the private sector for a small public sector gain.

"That the scholarships are a transfer of economic value is evident from the fact that the Employer pays for the players' tuition, fees, room, board, and books for up to five years," Ohr wrote.

The English Football League: football's most "comprehensive corporate rebrand" since 2008, when the football pools hired brand experts to "rejuvenate the core business" with a "transfer of brand values".

The most common understanding of financial incentives is a transfer of monetary values or equivalents, such as wage increases, allowances, performance-related bonuses or housing.

Estimates of how much Petrobras will pay go as high as $10 a barrel of reserves, a price that would equate to a $50 billion transfer of value from the company to the state.

"We will not accept a formulaic setting of rents and a formulaic transfer of value because that would be completely against the free market," says Ted Tuppen, Enterprise's boss.

But faced with that, Mr Soames has gone in for a bit of un-Churchillian whingeing, complaining about a huge transfer of value from Serco's shareholders to the State.

Credit Suisse's Jonathan Pierce thinks there is "a definite transfer of value away from Barclays".

He calls it "a generous transfer of value from shareholders to consumers".

Nevertheless, the music industry's negotiations with Jobs one decade ago resulted in a massive transfer of value and wealth to Apple.