Sentence examples for be transfers from inspiring English sources
verb
To move or pass from one place, person or thing to another.
- To transfer the laws of one country to another
And there would be transfers out, to English-based companies.
Mr. Fontecilla thought it might be, "transfers," while Mr. Olive guessed it was, "local stops".
The new investment will include hiring 40 staff, which Marsh says will grow the digital team to "triple figures", with a significant number of the new hires expected to be transfers from the print editions.
The foreign jobs do not appear to be transfers from domestic operations, according to NSF's Rolf Lehming, who oversees Indicators.
There are some 440 people working in those divisions and most — no exact number — will be transfers to Marlin as part of the sale.
Unilever chief executive Paul Polman told the BBC the leaders of the first two divisions were being brought to the UK from the US and Singapore, "and related to that, there will be transfers of jobs as well".
Others requested to be transferred.
"I'm waiting to be transferred.
Quotas can be transferred, though not freely.
They may also be transferred as security.
He will be transferred to New Jersey.
