Sentence examples for means transferring from inspiring English sources

Hopes for a new EDF plant by 2018 now look optimistic.But limiting risks for investors means transferring them to consumers.

His central contention was that the Conservatives are opposed to big government simply because state spending means transferring money from the rich to the poor.

That means transferring the state-level habits of government up to Washington and moving some powers exercised in Washington back to the states.

They welcome the assurance in the budget of funding next year to help young people hit by the recession, but say the money is needed now, even if it means transferring unspent money from the apprenticeship programme.

The DHHS is required to "act in the best interest of the child", which often means transferring the child into foster care or, more commonly, the custody of a family member or relative in the US.

Given the opposition in Congress to Mr. Obama's plan to close Guantánamo, especially if it means transferring detainees to prisons on American soil, the prospect of writing legislation that would pass both houses appears daunting at best.

The title of this brutal, violent and very macho prison movie from director David Mackenzie means "transferred prematurely from juvenile detention to adult jail".

In effect this could mean transferring five army brigades, some 25,000 troops, to the East.

In Mr. Strauss-Kahn's case, that meant transferring him from the headquarters of the Special Victims Squad in Harlem to the Criminal Courts Building downtown.

Where outsourcing once meant transferring departments to Bangalore, India, or Riga, Latvia, it now usually involves assigning specific, basic operational tasks like making data backups, running e-mail networks and maintaining computer servers.

The creation of BBC Studios will mean transferring around 2,000 staff who make its crown jewel shows such as Casualty and radio and TV comedy, out of the public and into the private sector.