Sentence examples for believes transfer from inspiring English sources
But Green believes Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) compels the players to move across, saying: "TUPE is very clear and all employees will be transferred under the rules and regulations.
He admits to being an admirer of Tottenham's David Bentley, who he worked with at Blackburn, but believes the transfer fee would rule Fulham out.
But he believes the transfer from cover artist to original composer is an organic one, and mirrors the evolution of the art form too. "The repertoire I learned as a child is vast," he says.
The League claims he said it was his "personal desire" to see Miss Aung San Suu Kyi released soon.A sign that even China believes a transfer of power to an elected government is inevitable?
Chelsea visit Wigan on Sunday, and Martinez believes the transfer window should be closed during the season to avoid players becoming distracted.
Since Mr. Milosevic was ousted last year, the reformist government that replaced him has been trying to trace funds it believes he transferred abroad.
Mr. Bashir believes that transferring Abyei to the South would set a dangerous precedent for other disaffected areas, including Darfur, that are already seeking greater autonomy from Khartoum.
A British private equity firm is battling for the return of a £250m mine in Russia it believes was transferred illegally to a company linked to a Siberian billionaire.
In fact, 90percentt of youths transferred to the adult criminal system nationwide are there because of a lowered age of adulthood in 13 states that force the transfer even if the local prosecutor does not believe the transfer to be in the best interest of either the state or the child.
In addition, both Pelobacter species lacked the dehydrogenase (GSU0509 GSU0510) believed to transfer the electrons from NADPH into the electron transport chain [ 26].
I believe its transfer secures the best future for that collection, as well as helping to secure the long-term future of this museum".
