Sentence examples for national transfer from inspiring English sources

"This will revolutionise the international and national transfer system," said the club football committee chairman, Jacques Anouma.

One in four councils in England have said they will not take part in the national transfer scheme under which the Dubs children will be dispersed.

This unexpected financial pressure puts extra strain on councils that have already told government that funding for the national transfer scheme for unaccompanied children comes nowhere near meeting their actual costs.

According to the magazine Children and Young People Now, three of the nine regional local authority areas have not signed up to the national transfer scheme under which the Dubs amendment children will be housed in Britain.

Under the national transfer scheme, by which councils inform the Home Office how many unaccompanied children they are willing to take, Bristol is supporting 54 children, including three who recently arrived under the Dubs amendment – one Ethiopian and two Eritrean girls.

Moreover, they liked to think of the empire as a mission civilisatrice: a benign national transfer of knowledge, railways and the arts of civilisation from west to east, and there was a calculated and deliberate amnesia about the corporate looting that opened British rule in India.

Mr. Boyett had been paying the National an undisclosed sum of money in exchange for a first-look deal until last year; going forward they will collaborate on producing National transfers on Broadway whenever Mr. Boyett chooses to participate, he and Mr. Starr said.

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Insurance companies from the subsidized regime receive funds from national transfers made by local health authorities and outsource the provision of care through contracts mostly with public health care providers.

This attempt to methodologically standardise a freight plan can generate cross-national transfer of knowledge and experience within this area.

1 Cross-national transfer of complex intervention can speed up the uptake of innovative and effective programmes from one country to another.