Sentence examples for prevented transfers from inspiring English sources

Prevented transfers are thus estimated to produce an overall saving of £103,798 over two years for the PCT and LA based on an average one year's delay, or £51,899 per annum.

Rural leaders in the West have argued for years that the nation needs a comprehensive fire fix that stabilizes funding, allows access to disaster funding and prevents transfers of dollars out of other land management and prevention budgets.

Standard Life this week warned that "the ability of pension providers to prevent transfers of funds into fraudulent, too-good-to-be true investments will diminish once the new freedoms come into force".

She came to Lloyds after waiting two months for HSBC to fix a glitch preventing transfers between her U.K. and U.S. accounts over the Web and phone.

The ATT was never thought of as a just a 'trade' treaty, but a treaty whose objective must be to help prevent human suffering by preventing transfers including leading to serious violations of International Humanitarian Law and International Human Rights Law.

A strong, robust, and legally binding Arms Trade Treaty must have the capacity to prevent transfers where there is substantial risk of violations of international humanitarian law or international human rights law.

Nokia challenged the ruling, gaining access to its Indian bank accounts, but its local factories and other buildings remain frozen, preventing transfer to a new owner.

Inhibiting MenB will prevent transfer of electrons in ETC and consequently inhibit the ATP production.

The moist room curing minimizes any loss of moisture from sample, while the plastic bags prevent transfer of moisture from outside.

As outlined above, this reduction is due to the high affinity of the microplastics to the pollutants, which prevents transfer of the pollutants to the fish.

Before implantation, cell-seeded scaffolds were copiously rinsed in sterile PBS to prevent transfer of medium-derived growth factors or immunogens.