Sentence examples similar to grant a transfer from inspiring English sources

He started his service in the Rhodesian Light Infantry, and won a place in the crack Special Air Service unit in 1975, but was granted a transfer back to his former regiment a year later.

So she was granted a transfer to the Plaza.

He requested and was granted a transfer to Roosevelt High School last fall, after hearing from other Austrians that students were better behaved there.

The newco was granted a transfer of the oldco's Scottish Football Association licence with one of the conditions of membership being the payment of all football debts.

The newco was granted a transfer of the previous company's Scottish Football Association licence with one of the conditions of membership being the payment of all football debts.

After enduring the problem for several months, Cook finally requested and was granted a transfer to the department's division office in North Long Beach.

For this particular intervention it will be important to consider two further perspectives: the broader Public Sector (due to the relationship between LBW and social care/educational development), and society as whole (since the HiP grant is a transfer payment and therefore there is no net cost to society of transferring the grant from Government to individuals beyond the administration costs).

MacAskill cannot grant him a transfer while his appeal against his conviction goes through the courts.

In 1995, however, the European Court of Justice ruled on a case brought by Jean-Marc Bosman, a player for a Belgian team who sued on grounds of restraint of trade after his team would not grant him a transfer.

In late 1889 Rome granted Tolton a transfer to Chicago, where he not only became the city's first African American priest but also was granted jurisdiction by the archbishop over all of Chicago's black Catholics.

Open to all! Zama, an officer of the Spanish Crown born in colonial South America, hopes for a letter from the King granting him a transfer from the town where he is stagnating to a better place.