Sentence examples for more transfer of from inspiring English sources

Although juvenile crime has steadily declined in the United States over the last decade, there seem to be more and more calls for zero tolerance when it comes to children, for harsher penalties and, most disturbingly, for more transfer of accused children from the juvenile justice system to the adult criminal system.

"We know there's been a rise in head and neck cancers [of which throat cancer is one] and a rise in the proportion that are down to HPV," said Dr Arney, "But at the moment there isn't enough evidence to prove that changing sexual behaviour has led to more transfer of HPV and more head and neck cancers, and more studies need to be done".

You've recently tightened the lid on innovation, saying more of it has to be homegrown, while also scaring away American innovation by insisting on more and more transfer of technology by companies.

Not only that, but by insisting that these high-risk state plans work with insurers, McCain would ensure even more transfer of public revenue to the private sector.

The enrichment of Gb3 on cells in the gut results in more Stx2 binding to these enterocytes and more transfer of Stx2 into the blood stream.

Some in Germany talk of one day changing the constitution to allow more transfers of power to Brussels.

If Congress were to revise No Child Left Behind to encourage more transfers of poor students to middle-class schools, would poor students drag down their better-off peers?

H3: Italian young adults receive more transfers of domestic tasks than French young adults when living in their parents' home and, consequently, the incremental cost of having a young adult at home is higher for Italian than for French parents.

Firstly, for Methanosarcinales more transfers of genes involved in replication, recombination and reparation (category L) have been observed; secondly, there are fewer transporters among transferred genes.

Five more transfers out of Guantanamo Bay prison camp have been announced, all involving Yemeni inmates.

Where patients had one or more transfers out of a general practice, only data from the first registration period were included.