Sentence examples for permits the transfer from inspiring English sources

Ministers said: "There is absolutely nothing in the bill that promotes or permits the transfer of NHS activities to the private sector".

The solution employs a series of integrated microchannels, which permits the transfer of heat, via a coolant, from lower to upper strata.

The presence of this intrinsic quinone cofactor permits the transfer of electrons directly to the cbb3 oxidase through either a cytochrome c [86] or blue-copper protein (e.g. azurin [87]) intermediate (Figure 4).

This act permits the transfer from prison to the Central Mental Hospital of those remanded in custody or sentenced by the courts, if medically certified as having a mental disorder and in need of hospital treatment, as well as those found unfit to stand trial or not guilty by reason of insanity [ 19].

To provide an independent method to examine the interaction between NCS proteins and CN, we exploited a recently developed bi-functional cross-linking reagent [29] which permits the transfer of a biotin tag from a bait protein of interest to any specifically interacting prey proteins captured following a binding reaction.

"Governments should permit the transfer of data and should not inhibit access by companies or individuals to lawfully available information that is stored outside of the country.

Significantly, the defense bill does not permit the transfer of any detainee to the United States, where Obama once wanted to bring criminal charges against some detainees and house the rest.

The measure defeated on Monday, an amendment by Representative Henry A. Waxman, Democrat of California, would have permitted the transfer through revisions of a $76.3 billion spending bill for the veterans agency and the Department of House and Urban Affairs.

The Data Protection Act, however, does permit the transfer of some information between health organisations and police, particularly when the agencies are protecting the "vital interests of the data subject".

Both the present arrangements and the Osborne plan permit the transfer of a spouse's allowance on their death, making a combined threshold of £650,000 (under the present rules) or £2m (under Osborne).

It does not permit the transfer of restricted data, but it would clear the way for Russia to import, store and possibly reprocess spent nuclear fuel from American-supplied reactors around the world, a multibillion-dollar business.