Sentence examples for continuing to transfer from inspiring English sources
The New York Power Authority is continuing to transfer employees to White Plains, with 300 workers from its Manhattan offices coming to Westchester by the end of the year.
"Rather than undermining the Palestinian Authority, it is in Israel's interests to strengthen it by … continuing to transfer Palestinian tax revenues and pursuing other avenues of co-operation," he said.
It speaks of unspecified "evidence" that Chinese companies are continuing to transfer key technologies related to missiles or weapons of mass destruction (WMD) to North Korea, despite China's efforts to settle the nuclear dispute.But how much of this American unease is a justifiable response to a genuine threat?
Hence continuing to transfer wealth now to the younger set makes sense.
Yet, significant transfer also occurs during gestation, with DDTs accumulating in oocytes and continuing to transfer during embryogenesis and fetal growth.
Despite the internal alarms, MF Global employees continued to transfer customer money out of the firm.
Americans continue to transfer their personal, political, financial and even medical lives online, all the while trading horror stories about identity theft and credit card scams.
To stay wealthy, the very top reverses their disadvantage in the free market, the ready motivation of those in poverty to work, and use the state to continue to transfer wealth to them.
Mr. Panetta said the agency is likely to continue to transfer detainees to third countries and would rely on diplomatic assurances of good treatment — the same safeguard the Bush administration used, and that critics say is ineffective.
The Bosnian Serbs are determined to have full control over their own destiny, and fear that if they continue to transfer authority to a central government, the more numerous Bosniaks will end up in control.
He said the C.I.A. would be likely to continue to transfer detainees from their place of capture to other countries, either their home countries or nations that intended to bring charges against them.
