The phrase "abroad transfer" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a transfer that occurs in a foreign country, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "I need to arrange an abroad transfer for my funds to my overseas account."
Alternatives: "international transfer" or "foreign transfer."
Hubei, as a net exporter, has a trade surplus of 4.6 tons of energy-related mercury emissions, indicating that other regions home and abroad transfer large energy-related mercury emissions to Hubei via supply chains.
Thanks to a mix of corrupt bosses, lack of controls, and soccer sugar-daddies from abroad, transfer fees seem to be increasing exponentially in recent years.
To prevent panicked Greeks from sending the rest of their deposits abroad, transfers to countries outside of Greece would be halted.
This month, he will embark on a course run by Empowering Learning, a training and recruitment agency in Hackney, east London, that helps teachers who qualified abroad to transfer those qualifications.
Although this type of mobility results in good contacts with research groups abroad, knowledge transfer to the home institute, and experience with differences in research culture, the ideal situation would entail more of a balance between outgoing and incoming scientists.
Also, our citizens get detained abroad and transferred to US territory".
The activist, Ahmed Maher, was arrested at the Cairo airport upon arriving from abroad and transferred to a high-security prison where he will be held for four days while the accusations are investigated.
Between study abroad, job transfers, the "two body problem," and a million other reasons for couples to live in different cities, long distance relationships are becoming a viable alternative to breaking up.
The cleric, Hassan Mustafa Osama Nasr, also known as Abu Omar, was seized under a procedure known as "extraordinary rendition," in which the CIA secretly detained terrorism suspects abroad and transferred them to third countries for interrogation.
The substantial growth in manufacturing during this period has been attributed to the government's establishment of free trade zones, where any goods brought in would not be subject to customs duties, and goods could be freely exported abroad or transferred to another free trade zone.
Congress must pass the provisions that streamline procedures for transferring detainees abroad and allow transfers to the U.S. for trial or detention under international law until the end of hostilities.
