Sentence examples for it cannot be transferred from inspiring English sources

Some of rules and conditions regarding TOLs are, it cannot be transferred or taken over, terminate when its holders die, can be canceled at any time without any compensation when a breach of the provision is made, and it cannot be used for other purposes apart from what has been stated in the agreement.

Apart from the circumstances that the mobility of labour is imperfect and that it cannot be transferred readily to the employments in which its products have the highest value, the wages of different kinds of labour cannot be taken to be payments for larger or smaller "quantities of labour".

When the nitrites are present in large quantities, they act on the blood pigment to form a chocolate-brown substance in which oxygen is so firmly held that it cannot be transferred from the lungs to the tissues.

Still, PARD data must be kept in secure premises at the weapons laboratory; by law it cannot be transferred onto unsecured computers, as the government has charged Dr. Lee with doing.

It cannot be transferred from protein to protein or from proteins to nucleic acid (Crick 1970).

With leisure services, the authority would close Bronwydd Pool, Llantwit Fardre Leisure Centre and also Hawthorn Swimming Pool, if it cannot be transferred to a neighbouring secondary school.

For one thing, there was far less land available for auction than advertised some of it is forestry which cannot be transferred.

That suit accuses the school of trying to hide that it is accredited through a process that is different from the one used for traditional colleges and universities, and that its course credits cannot be transferred to those institutions.

It states that such information cannot be transferred from protein to either protein or nucleic acid" (Crick, 1970).

It states that such information cannot be transferred back from protein to either protein or nucleic acid.' So Crick was fully explicit in formulating the Central Dogma as a 'law' of information transfer in biological systems not as a statement about specific reaction paths.

WHS cannot be transferred to human beings, but it is always wise to wash your hands before and after handling your hedgehog.