Sentence examples for outstanding transfer from inspiring English sources

Richards sought clarity why the rule, which decrees that clubs' outstanding transfer debts and wage liabilities to players and staff, among others, must be satisfied in full.

The club posted a net loss of £7.1m and will enter the summer window owing £27m in outstanding transfer fees.

Nottingham Forest owner Fawaz Al Hasawi has promised to pay any outstanding transfer fees "imminently" after the club were placed under a full embargo.

This method exhibits an outstanding transfer rate of catalyst layers from substrates to the membrane, despite hot-pressing at a considerably lower pressure and for a much shorter duration than the flat-press based conventional decal method.

The result indicated that MoS2/nGO CE provided the outstanding electron transfer ability in the electrode electrolyte interface.

To add to that, we will have the proceeds of litigation that are ongoing and also into the same pot, we have outstanding player transfer fees.

The document posted on the Rangers website lists among the club's current assets as Ibrox stadium, the training ground at Murray Park, player contracts, membership of the Scottish Football Association, the company's share in the Scottish Premier League, intellectual property rights, stock, plant and equipment and cash at bank, amounts owed to the club and outstanding player transfer fees.

In fact, he added, the club was on its way to clearing its debts with the Spanish tax authorities, which he said now stood at €15 million, having already settled the different claims relating to outstanding salary and transfer payments.

The mechanism is based on H2S-mediated nucleophilic addition followed by an intramolecular cyclization to give the product, 4-hydroxy-1,8-naphthalimide, which showed outstanding intramolecular charge transfer (ICT).

Last year PepsiCo, which owns about 40percentt of Whitman's outstanding common stock, transferred several of its bottling franchises to Whitman.

We are, of course, happy to transfer any outstanding amount to a new card.