Sentence examples for proposes to transfer from inspiring English sources

They also favor transferring part of the general federal budget surplus to Social Security as one way to extend its solvency, although Mr. Florio proposes to transfer about three times more than the president and Mr. Corzine have advocated.

The dissident regulators — senior officials at the Federal Reserve, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency — told the Senate banking committee on Tuesday that the new consumer protection agency the president proposes to transfer some of their authority to would never be as effective as they have been.

Basically, it proposes to transfer the HCCA admission control and scheduling algorithms from the HCCA controller to the contending stations.

Since it is difficult to measure the relatedness between any particular source and target domain, Yao [138] proposes to transfer knowledge from multiple source domains using a boosting method in an attempt to minimize the effects of negative transfer from a single unrelated source domain.

They propose to transfer them to local supported housing schemes.

They say a referendum should take place only if Britain proposed to transfer more powers to the EU.

I now propose to transfer the available reliefs for British-made films with budgets below £15m from the third parties, a minority of whom have abused them, and to pay reliefs directly to the film makers themselves.

They said the Bush campaign was ignoring a central fact: that the money Mr. Gore was proposing to transfer from the general fund to Social Security would be newly created savings on interest payments for the national debt.

On February 25th it emerged that local authorities, clinicians and George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, were proposing to transfer control of the £6 billion ($9.3 billion) of public money spent on health care in Greater Manchester to local hands.

Mr. Hevesi praised Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg for proposing to transfer $1 billion from this year's surplus toward the cost of retiree health benefits in response to new accounting rules; another $200 million will be set aside to pay for capital projects now rather than incurring the costs of debt in the future.

Britain is already spending less on the sector than many other countries (0.9% compared with Sweden's 1.6% and the US's 2.9%), but now the government is effectively proposing to transfer the entire responsibility for future funding of teaching to students and graduates.