Sentence examples for area was transferred from inspiring English sources

The area was transferred to the Army in 1966.

Paddick, a refreshingly bold Metropolitan police commander for the Brixton area, was transferred from his high profile job following a tacky investigation into his private life.

In 1470 the area was transferred to the House of Albret and subsequently was inherited by the crown of Navarre, whereupon Henry IV united it with the French crown (1607).

Oldberrow parish, which was situated in the north east Worcestershire border area was transferred to Warwickshire County Council jurisdiction during 1896.

In 1965 Hornchurch Urban District was abolished and its former area was transferred from Essex to Greater London, to be combined with that of the Municipal Borough of Romford in order to form the present-day London Borough of Havering.

A suitable test area was required for this near Pasadena, California, so the area was transferred from the Army to the Navy in October 1943, and commissioned as the Naval Ordnance Test Station (NOTS) in December 1943.

Gone is the assumption that Helmand Province, Kandahar and the rest of the heavily contested south — where the bulk of the 2010 influx of troops was sent — will remain entirely in the control of the central government once that area is transferred to Afghanistan's fledgling national security forces.

Finally, the downstream un-faulted area is transferred to the neighboring feeders according to the proposed algorithms.

Assume the entire loss load in the fault area is transferred to one of the candidate feeders sought from the tie-switches mentioned before.

The swans, which aren't native to the area, were transferred to the Wetlands & Wildlife Care Center in Huntington Beach while officials tried to figure out where they came from, said the center's wildlife manager, Lisa Perrone.

The three homes the couple owned in the area were transferred into Vanessa Bryant's name after she filed for divorce from the Laker guard in December 2011 after 10 years of marriage, citing irreconcilable differences.