Sentence examples for argued transfer from inspiring English sources

Moreover, she argued, transfer costs are difficult to predict, and spending more upfront could save taxpayers money in the long run.

In contract or out, it argues, transfer fees restrain free movement.

It could be argued that transfer might be easier between the two tasks employed by Amir et al.

Some have argued that transfer of calibration between tasks occurs if, and only if, the tasks are functionally similar that is, share the same purpose (e.g., Rieser, Pick, Ashmead & Garing, 1995; Withagen & Michaels, 2002).

There were many Soviet economists who argued that transferring some 100 million tons from the railways to road transport would save up to 120 million rubles.

The ruling by the F.C.C. was a defeat for phone companies that argued that transferring wire-line phone numbers to wireless services was logistically difficult.

They favored alternative ways of combating overcrowding, like making it harder to put people back in prison for technical violations of their parole, and argued that transfers should be a last resort.

In it, he argued that transferring him to another post would impede his efforts to fight "corruption and abuse" in various Vatican offices, sending the wrong signal about in his efforts to rein in cronyism in the awarding of contracts for construction work at the Vatican.

But the ACLU argued that transferring him to Saudi Arabia, a country with poor due process protections, would prevent him from exercising his right to challenge the legality of his detention.

The Mississippi N.A.A.C.P. and the Gulf Coast Fair Housing Center then sued HUD, arguing the transfer violated federal disaster aid regulations.

KABUL, June 2 (Reuters) - Afghanistan's government protested against a U.S. deal to free five high-ranking Taliban militants in exchange for a U.S. soldier arguing the transfer of the men from a Guantanamo Bay jail to Qatar violated international law.