Sentence examples for held to transfer from inspiring English sources
In July, a meeting was held to transfer the scripture.
He added that when the employee put his call on hold to transfer him to a supervisor, she forgot to hit the mute button: "She was discussing our conversation with a co-worker and said that they have to come up with something better, because 'He has a valid point.'" Mr. Arana-Wolfe said he was considering starting a class-action lawsuit related to the modem fee.
Zidisha borrowers also pay a 5% service fee per year the loan is held to cover money transfer costs.
The Magpies' hierarchy is in no mood to be held to ransom over transfers, but will not need reminding of their ultimately unsuccessful efforts to find a replacement for Andy Carroll in January after accepting a final day £35million offer for the striker.
These types of sales are generally held to be fraudulent transfers under the California Fraudulent Transfer Act and can be reversed by judgment creditors to satisfy the debt, under Civil Code section 3439.04.
By contrast, the youngsters who performed without the benefit of knowing about refraction were held to have gained positive transfer from throwing but to have suffered negative transfer as a result of aiming incorrectly.
12 minutes later... Agent #1: "M'am please hold, I need to transfer you to a dispatcher".
In response, he said, he had decided to transfer that holding "to journalists and other representatives of the creative intelligentsia," for a form of "public" television.
Against this backdrop, Green may well argue it makes sense to sell players; that in itself could prove complicated with union officials, and many players themselves, adamant it is not the club which holds the automatic option to transfer contracts to what will be a "Newco" Rangers.
Some accounts also allow you to transfer money held in an existing ISA for better returns.
The government held that it was illegal to transfer weapons to a body other than a sovereign state and that doing so would threaten the unity of Iraq. .
