Sentence examples for central transfer from inspiring English sources

Railroad buffs know it is the remnants of a New York Central transfer station built in the late 19th century, from which cargo was loaded onto ships.

In the two types of central transfer payments, up to 61.7% of the funds were earmarked, which means local governments had no autonomy to redesign the use of these funds.

The sequence architecture is under the control of the large-scale central transfer zone, and nine models are built to study the effect of at least three categories of small-scale transfer zones on the depositional systems in the Fula Sub-basin.

Structural framework across the sub-basin reveals that the most remarkable tectonic setting is represented by the central transfer zone (CTZ) which divides the sub-basin into two independent depressions, and two kinds of sequence architectures are summarized: (i) the western multi-stage faults slope; (ii) the eastern flexure slope break belt.

Take the S train to Grand Central, transfer to the 4, 5 or 6 to 86th Street.

When, in 2001, Indonesia implemented a radical decentralization and significantly increased the central transfer of funds to district governments it was widely expected that the performance of the health system would improve.

Lo, some of the proposed cuts in central transfers to the provinces for (mainly) health care were no longer needed: a figure due to shrink to C$11 billion ($8 billion) by 1999 could stay at the current C$12.5 billion.

Health care has become the leading political issue across the country.In 1995 the finance minister, Paul Martin, cut his deficit by taking C$6 billion ($4 billion) over three years out of central transfers for health and social welfare to the provinces, whose business this is.

In addition, cuts in Italy have reduced central transfers to regions and local government for services for migrants and other welfare measures, potentially reducing access to infectious disease-related services.

Because the decision to increase the numbers of PNS and the use of central transfers to meet the additional salary costs are made by the central government, the funds over which the district has discretion are also decreased, an action that continues the central claw back of control over funds supposedly, under Indonesia's decentralization [ 6], now under the control of the district.

There are three institutional components of territorial autonomy that touch on questions of efficiency and redistribution: (1) legislative autonomy on an exclusive, concurrent or shared basis; (2) control over administrative resources such as personnel and agencies and (3) control over financial resources, either in the form of central transfers or 'own' revenues.