Sentence examples for elected to transfer from inspiring English sources
After redshirting his first year and catching just one pass for 6 yards while battling foot and finger injuries in 2011, Prater elected to transfer to Northwestern in January.
Other players have elected to transfer to other clubs, claiming they are free agents with old Rangers facing liquidation - this claim is contested by Mr Green.
All of our Jersey City employees (currently 1270) have been offered the opportunity to transfer to a same or comparable position in Linden, and the majority of those employees have already elected to transfer.
Some of the previous squad have elected to transfer over to the new company (newco) which he is attempting to have placed in the lower divisions of the Scottish Football League (SFL).
The club approached both Berger and Karel Poborský, who elected to transfer to Manchester United after the competition's conclusion.
Three Longhorns, freshman running backs Michael Houston and Jerrell Wilkerson and sophomore defensive back Bobby Tatum, elected to transfer prior to UT's bowl game.
Now the local authorities, before they release you, may notify ICE, which may elect to transfer you to federal custody in order to begin deportation proceedings.
If you elect to transfer your store to Ecwid, you will be sharing your email address, account information, and store data and settings with Ecwid.
The next day another cable stated that two, possibly three, personnel were likely to elect to transfer away from the detention site if a decision was made to continue.
Consequently, a country diagnosing TB in an asylum seeker may elect to transfer this patient to the country where the application for asylum was first deposited, even if TB treatment is still ongoing.
Dyarchy (dual governance) was to be introduced at the provincial level, where executive councils were divided between ministers elected to preside over "transferred" departments (education, public health, public works, and agriculture) and officials appointed by the governor to rule over "reserved" departments (land revenue, justice, police, irrigation, and labour).
