Sentence examples for a transferee from inspiring English sources

"My department rejects the claim that at any time, clothing or shoes have been withheld from a transferee,"he said.

"A worker must use his/her best endeavours to check that any person who seeks access to the worker's social media is not a transferee or ex-transferee".

"The one incident that I can recall is a staff member whose employment was terminated for, on the balance of probability, they had inappropriately handled a transferee".

In early January Lucy Emery, a transferee welfare and removals officer on Nauru, wrote to Ricketts and Timothy Bryant, another assistant secretary, indicating that a Syrian on Nauru wanted to be repatriated and seeking advice on what documentation would be needed because the man was born in Palestine.

In fact, settling into new surroundings at a time when there are practices to attend and games to play seems every bit as tough as anything facing a corporate transferee who has to juggle unpacking with business travel and other office demands.

A fellow Guardian writer remarked on immigration minister Peter Dutton speaking on ABC Radio National this week, in which he described people in a Nauru camp as "transferees" (a name implying motion) for people indefinitely stuck in a camp.

It continues, "observation of ongoing violence between a) Police on transferee and b) transferee on transferee".

"As the government has previously indicated there was a group of transferee and refugee women on Nauru who were refusing appropriate medical assistance with their pregnancies.

We next consider the case of Reinis, an intra-company transferee in his mid-20s, whose interview covered several key points raised in a more fragmentary way by other participants.

In Westchester, where one stereotypical renter is the corporate transferee requiring a large home, the market has been affected by national corporate downsizing, local brokers say.

Even if the transferee acquires a title, he may be required to surrender the asset or to pay its value if the acquisition appears to be a legally unjustified enrichment.