Sentence examples for negotiation of transfer from inspiring English sources

These three exemplar conditions, ASD with additional mental health problems, cerebral palsy and diabetes, were deliberately chosen because it seemed probable that the groups would have some similar and some distinct needs with respect to their negotiation of transfer to adult services.

Mr. Blair and Mr. Brown each intervened in the negotiation of a prisoner transfer agreement with Libya, with Mr. Megrahi its most obvious beneficiary.

Gunn worked in a liaison role in negotiations of possible transfers and loan signings, tasks where he could make use of contacts gained during his playing career.

When asked about officials' efforts to limit ex-detainee travel, a US State Department representative referred VICE News to a published press briefing, in which a spokesperson refused to provide details of transfer negotiations — stating only that Washington had received "a range of assurances" from Uruguay.

Iraqis who have met with the Ayatollah Sistani said that over the past two months, he has displayed an increasingly avid interest in the minutiae of negotiations over the transfer of sovereignty.

Pérez has continued his election campaign and he said the club would wait until all of Europe's club competitions had been completed to open negotiations for transfers.

Jason Ferguson is representing his father in contract negotiations with the club, and has worked on behalf of United and players in about £50m of transfer deals.

The political situation was also uncertain, as ongoing negotiations for the transfer of Rupert's Land from the Hudson's Bay Company to Canada had not addressed the political terms of transfer.

Despite this, he is highly regarded by historians: Foster calls him "Alberta's greatest premier", citing in particular his successful negotiations for the transfer of resource rights to the provincial government as the cause of Alberta's subsequent prosperity.

Despite that precept, though, he has taken an active role in the negotiations over the transfer of sovereignty.

Others saw him as the best hope for a successful Zimbabwe -- among them Lord Carrington, the tough-minded British foreign secretary who presided over the negotiations for a transfer of power.