Sentence examples for be transferred for a from inspiring English sources

Milos Saljic, the lawyer for Mr. Mladic, continued to say that his client's health remained too poor for him to be transferred for a trial.

A club spokesperson then strongly denied reports of an impending 'fire sale' of players, saying: "The club has some of the best players in the country and no player will be transferred for a penny less than their true value.

Patients may be transferred for a number of reasons, including accessing medical services unavailable at the original location, or as part of integrated bed management in health systems with multiple hospitals.

The patients will then be transferred for an early invasive strategy with coronary angiography and PCI, if indicated, within 3 24 h of receiving fibrinolytic therapy.

Has it been transferred for a fair value?

Provincial governor Ezzat Saad confirmed the teacher had been transferred for a "shameful" act but did not otherwise comment.

On Friday he was transferred for a week to the hospital's rehabilitation unit, where he was taught exercises to perform once he got home.

Mr. Messier was questioned by police for almost 36 hours before he was transferred for a hearing to the offices of the prosecutors Henri Pons and René Cros, who began the inquiry in October 2002.

These days, whenever a moderate English player is transferred for a staggering sum of money – usually to Liverpool – all protests about the iceberg-sized fee are hushed immediately by the uttering of a simple mantra, "English Premium".

Most of the proposals rely on private financing from banks and other sources of capital: the only city subsidy guaranteed is the land itself, which is being transferred for a nominal fee.

Common's move from Sunderland to Middlesbrough in February 1905 was the first time a player had ever been transferred for a £1,000 fee.