Sentence examples for accelerated transfers from inspiring English sources

With his time in office dwindling, Obama accelerated transfers out of Guantánamo throughout 2016, pushing diplomats to finalize negotiations with foreign countries to accept as many transferred detainees as possible.

Many banks are capable of accelerated transfers like this, but they sell this as a premium service.

That assessment is bound to anger European nations that have demanded a far more accelerated transfer of power.

This would be money taken from financial settlements and the accelerated transfer of funds from a tiny payroll tax paid in the 12-county M.T.A. service area.

Mr. Karzai insisted that he was asking for an accelerated transfer of authority for Afghan security from the foreign forces to the Afghans.

Mr. Greenstein had also been the point man for one of the administration's most complex, consequential and potentially risky projects: the accelerated transfer of the state's safety-net hospital system to a system of public-private partnerships.

If an accelerated transfer protocol isn't the answer for Google, there are other ways that it could make it easier for customers to get data into the cloud.

Although a definitive trial in this area is needed, the current findings suggest that the ability to provide "urgent" RRT by either expanding local RRT capabilities or by accelerated transfer policies may not improve survival.

Officials are preparing to accelerate transfers in 2015 as President Obama attempts to make good on one of his key national security goals: closing the prison that became a global symbol of the excesses of the U.S. response to the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

EU-wide rules to ensure that banks compete fairly, eliminate hidden national charges, and accelerate transfers could save up to €123 billion within six years, benefitting clients, banks, and businesses.

The deal, which has still to be approved by the full Parliament and the Council, lays down EU-wide rules which should ensure that payment service providers compete fairly, eliminate hidden national bank charges, and accelerate transfers.