Sentence examples for move to transfer from inspiring English sources

But the prime minister's department made no move to transfer the request directly to Turnbull's office.

–Why might a company's move to transfer debts to a partnership be considered an improper accounting practice?

In the background, the Youth Justice Board made no move to transfer him to a secure children's home.

Some are sent to young adults borough centers, where they can take classes that they failed in the past and that are no longer offered by their closing schools, while others move to transfer schools.

The National Union of Students attacked what it described as an "ideological move" to transfer the costs of university education away from the state, and the British Medical Association warned it could have a devastating impact on young people from poorer backgrounds who aspire to be doctors.

But with the court's principal defender, Vincent O. Nmehielle of Nigeria, serving as his counsel, Mr. Taylor indicated that he would fight any move to transfer the trial to The Hague, insisting that he could receive a fair trial only in Sierra Leone.

Last month, Mr. Paterson moved to transfer about $84,000 from the state party accounts to Mr. Dollinger's campaign.

Moves to transfer more production to low cost economies are now being accelerated (had been planned for 2010-2011) due to the success seen so far.

It said 2009 earnings were likely to be "materially ahead" of current consensus, helped by the company's strategy of cutting costs and accelerating moves to transfer more production to low cost economies.

Since BBC's Panorama exposed the abuse of people at the private Winterbourne View inpatient unit in Gloucestershire four years ago, there have been continuing – but achingly slow – moves to transfer people from institutions into community living.

The U-turn came after MPs and hundreds of thousands of members of the public joined the vigorous protests against moves to transfer 637,000 acres of woodlands into private ownership.