Sentence examples for overseas transfers from inspiring English sources

After the Premier League, Italian clubs were the next biggest spenders on overseas transfers (£286million), followed by France (£253million), Spain (£192million) and then Germany (£144million).

Some will hit you with one-off transaction charges of up to £30 on overseas transfers, but the real damage is far harder to see.

The English clubs, plus Swansea and Cardiff from Wales, spent 1.1billion dollars (£660million) on overseas transfers last year, and of that more than £50million went straight into the pockets of agents.

Overseas transfers show a bigger difference, with the same 700-megabyte movie taking nearly eight hours to download from Asia via a cable modem, and about 45 minutes with Aria.

The cases involving the transfer of a player from overseas – which include the Bolton deals highlighted by Panorama and 15 of the Quest deals – are believed to have been referred to Fifa, which has responsibility for overseas transfers.

PayPal also acquired Xoom last year, a company that specializes in overseas transfers.

An overseas transfer leaves the ledger of one business, then goes on another ledger at a domestic bank.

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Even as the Edsel, his most notable work, fell far short of sales goals, lost hundreds of millions of dollars, became an enduring punch line and prompted an overseas transfer for its designer, Mr. Brown remained satisfied with it.

Aanand Mishra, who launched a civil society and business initiative called Operation Relief Nepal immediately after the earthquake, said a new directive from the government ordering all money from overseas transferred into accounts opened after the disaster to be paid into the government's own relief fund, had badly hit aid deliveries.

It's not the sort of film that would usually get a sequel, but one has duly arrived, with a slightly reshuffled pack of old-gold stage and screen veterans, plus the addition of an overseas transfer: Richard Gere, crinkly of eye and wafty of hair, as exotic a hothouse bloom himself in this type of low-maintenance British cinema.