Sentence examples for facing transfer from inspiring English sources

The lead case, brought on behalf of a Bangladeshi woman who is facing transfer back to Nauru with her 10-month-old baby, is linked to hundreds of similar cases around the country.

Beyond that, the federal law does not trump contract agreements, and so teachers have generally not lost their jobs or faced transfer when schools stagnate.

That left him dependent on the veterans' health care system, where, after a tumultuous journey through several hospitals, he now faces transfer from the "coma stimulation" program at Palo Alto to a nursing home.

They too will face transfer embargoes for breaking the rules, and promoted clubs may be fined.

The captain also made clear to supervisors that he would review summonses and that nonproductive officers would face transfers to less family-friendly shifts or even dismissal.

In other goalkeeping news, Real Madrid have denied they are facing a transfer embargo that could scupper their chances of signing David De Gea from Manchester United, but are entertaining the notion of bringing Tottenham's Hugo Lloris or Inter's Samir Handanovic should their main target decide to stay at Old Trafford.

Many different industries such as electronic, automotive and aerospace have been facing heat transfer limitation for improving performance of their thermal systems.

With the wrong side of the fabric facing up, transfer the fabric to your sewing machine.

Those "screened out" have no right to launch a claim for protection; anyone "screened in" faces transfer to an offshore detention centre and would have no legal right to settle in Australia.

Nicola Baldwin's All Saints, about a church community, one of whose number is facing deportation, transfers to the King's Head.

From pharmacists angry at losing their 35% profit margin on prescription drugs to train drivers facing mandatory transfers to other jobs, resistance to reform is stiffening.