Sentence examples for being allowed to transfer from inspiring English sources

"If the transfer is more than £30,000, you must pay for advice before being allowed to transfer.

As a result of Miss Cafferkey being allowed to transfer flights from London to Scotland, shortly before she developed symptoms for the disease, Professor Davies ordered a review of procedures at airports handling passengers arriving from Ebola infected countries.

The DRM and the pricing are to be expected for such a partnership, but I suppose being allowed to transfer a file you've purchased to a portable device you own is notable.

Stay-at-home parents should be allowed to transfer their tax allowance to their working spouse as part of the government's bid to recognise the cost of caring for young children, according to one of Tony Blair's closest allies.

(Several months earlier, it had been allowed to transfer nearly $6 billion in assets to the Utah bank).

Early indications are that employers will be allowed to transfer their NI liability on to employees.

Mothers will also be allowed to transfer part of their leave and pay to fathers.

Some experts said all children should be allowed to transfer from failing schools.

The maximum number of study abroad credits you are allowed to transfer to Yale is nine.

After a school missed targets for two years, students were allowed to transfer out.

Sometimes you're allowed to transfer a song to two other computers, sometimes to none at all.