Sentence examples for fully transfer from inspiring English sources
KABUL, Afghanistan — President Hamid Karzai ordered Afghan forces to take control of the American-built Bagram Prison and accused American officials of violating an agreement to fully transfer the facility to the Afghans, according to a statement from his office on Monday.
The connecting bolts are assumed to be rigid and a surface-to-surface contact is used to fully transfer the load from the gusset plate to the web.
Applying a high pressure of 40 bar, the UV radiation time of 10 s and the constant working temperature of 65°C, the PQC pattern on the IPS can fully transfer to the polymer layer.
The friction devices are located at the joints of the structural members, they are designed so that under mundane loading they are locked and fully transfer the forces and moments acting between the members, while in the case of blast loadings, they transfer predetermined force Fr and moment Mr between the members.
In order to fully transfer your energy to the new, you need properly detach yourself from the old.
And colleges would have to offer academic programs that would fully transfer to four-year institutions or vocational programs with high graduation rates that offer training in demand in the job market.
It is also a stubbornly difficult one since the state historically has never fully transferred costs to consumers.
Once the iPhoto library package has fully transferred to the external drive, hold down the Option key on the Mac's keyboard and start iPhoto.
The McNeil plant, she said, was making the PediaCare products on a temporary basis and had not fully transferred manufacturing to Blacksmith.
"The government was not prepared to run the political risk of fully transferring services to the private sector with the result that they could be accused of being naive or allowing excess profitmaking by private sector firms".
The coalition, according to the leaked memo, is "not prepared to run the political risk of fully transferring services to the private sector with the result that they could be accused of being naive or allowing excess profit-making by private sector firms".
