Sentence examples for demand transfers from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon needs to make sure victims know their rights, are able to demand transfers away from predators, are assured of confidential communication with their lawyers and protected from retaliation.

Altamira is the seat of the largest municipality in Brazil, but it is currently without judges, who tend to demand transfers just as soon as they receive their first death threat, and it has no permanent resident prosecutor to handle a growing backlog of cases.

Inevitably, as democracy also spreads, the majority who are less well off will demand transfers from the wealthy to address social injustice.

Then, several paragraphs later, you state that these same physicians acquiesce when women demand transfer of more than one embryo in hopes of achieving multiple pregnancy.

And even if there was workable competition in the wholesale electricity market, prices in that market would spike during periods of peak demand, transferring billions of dollars from either taxpayers or consumers to the generators.

Densification was observed to slightly reduce excess pore pressures and permanent foundation settlement and tilt, but amplified the demand transferred to the superstructure.

More than 16,000 New York City children have demanded transfers out of failing public schools under a federal law that gives parents the right to request that their child be moved to a better-performing school, the city's Department of Education said yesterday.

We also classify data transfers into on-demand (time-critical) and best-effort (less time-critical) and study the impact on both classes for different proportions of both the number of on-demand transfers and amount of bandwidth allocated for on-demand transfers.

Furthermore, when transfers are classified as on-demand or best-effort, on-demand transfers experience almost no slowdown and the mean slowdown experienced by best-effort transfers is under 2× in the simulation experiments and under 1.2× in the testbed experiments.

Rather than use the emerging global economy to their advantage, most Afro-Asian states demanded transfers that actually exacerbated their weakness and dependency.

Three former officials who spoke with the newspaper said the Iran operations division "was in open rebellion to Bank's management style, with several key employees demanding transfers".