Sentence examples for a transfer policy from inspiring English sources

Guardiola arrived at Bayern with a transfer policy ultimatum: "Thiago or nothing".

He's not the right man for the job – but who is? Ultimately, we've been undermined by a transfer policy that has put sell-on value above experience and youth before character.

He negotiated a union contract that ended a transfer policy allowing senior teachers to move from one school to another, pushing out younger teachers, even if the receiving school did not want them.

Although Pulis had the final say on transfers, Cartwright's appointment represented a loss of control and, perhaps, an implicit criticism on Coates's part of a transfer policy that saw Stoke's net spend on players during the past five seasons reach almost £80m.

With Chelsea in transition — some might say disarray — Arsenal struggling with a transfer policy that almost habitually lets its best players leave every summer, and Liverpool embarking on reconstruction, the arrival of a compelling narrative in Manchester has been a welcome one.

Mr Llambias said the club had adhered to a transfer policy which saw it pay for players upfront, not in instalments, which he called "a far healthier financial model".

With respect to commercialization of research, the University has developed a technology transfer policy and a technology transfer office.

Ed Woodward, as a representative of the former, has overseen a scattergun transfer policy that has left an incoherent squad.

Coates bought the club in a £10m deal in 2006 and has funded a cautious transfer policy since.

Wenger, however, has a strict transfer policy of refusing to pay over the odds or simply making a signing for a signing's sake.

Reflecting their lesser experience, and a scattergun transfer policy, only one was in Tottenham's colours: Kyle Walker.