Sentence examples for large-scale transfers from inspiring English sources

A senior administration official emphasized that Mr. Obama's warning was aimed at large-scale transfers of weapons that would make them vulnerable to capture by radical forces, not movements by the government intended to secure the arsenal.

The plan, in the event of a no vote, is that people from all parts of Scottish society – rather than just politicians – would be invited to take part in a Scottish conference or convention that would decide on further large-scale transfers of power from London to Holyrood.

However, it is the large-scale transfers of fish and eggs that are considered the highest risk toward introduction of nonendemic pathogens.

This final large-scale transfer may be the last major stage of the Calais camp clearances.

Casino Royale is more Gordon Brown's cup of tea: a large-scale transfer of lottery funds to American studios, under the pretence of making a "British" film.

Most UK departments are aiming to reduce their headcount, so a large-scale transfer of staff (and assets) to the Scottish government could benefit both sides.

Nevertheless, Britain's present coalition government deserves to be labelled rightwing, as its principal purpose has been to preside over a large-scale transfer of wealth away from the working and ordinary middle classes and toward the wealthy.

Police chiefs are concerned that the clash in Gwent could be repeated elsewhere as the elected commissioners accrue more powers and responsibilities over the next few months under a large-scale transfer of police assets to the new officials.

Can you imagine that there were three Manets at the Met in New York before the French had any in their own museums?" The timing of this large-scale transfer of French art to the United States was not accidental.

Recently, large-scale transfer and patterning of graphene have been shown by [7, 8].

Since Cu2O (111) templates may be developed on lattice matched (100) surfaces of other dielectric materials, this self-assembly approach provides a promising pathway for large-scale, transfer free graphene epitaxy on nonmetallic surfaces.