Sentence examples for has transferred over from inspiring English sources
What the financial services industry is doing is saying that right now, we have all these intermediaries that play the settlement role that verify that money has transferred over, that the securities transfer over– all that, we can actually put on the Blockchain.
The message has transferred over to Holder as well.
Even with regard to reconstruction in Gaza, while Israel has transferred over a million tons of building supplies to date, reconstruction remains hindered by the failure of international donors to meet their aid pledges, and by the internal Palestinian Fatah-Hamas power struggle.
"It's not necessarily even a frustration over the way Paul Ryan's been used but rather in the larger context: I just haven't seen that kind of passion I know that Paul has transferred over to our nominee, and I think it's a little bit of some pushback from some of the folks in the national campaign".
Since Pi.pe's debut, it has transferred over 8 million files, including photos, videos, audio and office files.
In the two years since it launched, the business has transferred over £1bn worth of customer money and has attracted $33m from investors such as Richard Branson, Peter Thiel and Max Levchin, co-founders of PayPal.
All my earlier settings seem to have transferred over as well.
The service quickly made it easy to turn notification frequency down, and that has transfered over to the iPhone app as well.
I have remained as a salaried doctor at the surgery continuing to care for my patients, and the remaining staff have transferred over and we are now supported by a larger organisation.
And new ways of working - and unexpected job opportunities - have improved the career development and satisfaction levels of many former public sector staff who have transferred over to good private-sector employers.
In a separate case, Wachovia, a large US bank later acquired by Wells Fargo, paid fines for having transferred, over the course of a decade, $370bn (yes, $370bn) between the US and Latin America, most of it in cash, without flagging a single suspicious transaction to the authorities.
