Sentence examples for governing transfers from inspiring English sources

No reform of the Barnett formula governing transfers to the devolved regions is expected before the referendum in September 2014.

Liverpool have made enquiries about a deal this month although reports in Serbia yesterday that Krasic has signed a pre-agreement to join them do not tally with Fifa rules governing transfers.

Alex Yannis TRANSFER RULES TO CHANGE: FIFA, soccer's governing body, and the union for European players ended years of fighting when they agreed yesterday to new rules governing transfers.

The mathematical model has been constructed to i) be applicable to a population of interacting cells in proliferation, ii) to consider the cell population as a continuum density structured by the quantity p of transferable P-gp activity and iii) to have rules governing transfer.

Despite numerous Freedom of Information Requests, the BoP refuses to grant the documents that specify the rules governing transfer to the CMU.

The regulations which govern transfer deals are easy to circumvent.Another wheeze annoyingly banned by some national football associations is third-party ownership, where the rights in a player are owned (or part-owned) not by his club but by an outside consortium.

On May 14th federal agents seized some funds from an account held by Mt.Gox at Dwolla, another online transfer service, on the basis that laws governing money transfers were not being followed.If prosecutors look for more cases, the most likely targets are online payment services that allow cash to be moved without verifying users' identities.

Under rules governing fund transfers through the network, debit transactions from a consumer's account must be authorized in writing.

If he waits until the summer, he could essentially buy himself out of the final year of his contract, for about £5 million, or $7.95 million, under Article 17 of the FIFA rules governing player transfers.

For kindergarten through 12th grade, the guidelines tell school districts that they can shape policies on locating schools, drawing attendance boundaries and governing student transfers to achieve a better racial mix.

In many countries, there are no laws governing these transfers and the money is lost.