Sentence examples for raise transfer from inspiring English sources

In other parts of the world, an international cap might raise transfer value, which means more money in the bank for future transfers.

Mourinho is expected to sell more players in the close season to raise transfer funds for other targets and Luiz, who cost £25m in 2011, continues to be linked with Bayern Munich and Barcelona.

If Green's stance did partly resonate, by implying that players could assist Rangers by raising transfer funds, again subsequent events have undermined that.

University officials acknowledged that difficulty but said they hoped they could raise the transfer rate by counseling the students and making sure they knew what courses they needed to transfer smoothly.

"If you're just going to raise the transfer tax, that just makes it more difficult overall to provide housing," he said.

USAToday reported Monday that Chase and Bank of America are both raising balance transfer fees, and that Capital One and Citibank have raised interest rates.

The issues raised by transfer pricing can thus be dauntingly philosophical.

Twelve months ago City were also resistant to raising the transfer fee for Raheem Sterling, initially informing Liverpool they would not pay the £49m the Merseyside club wanted.

In February, 2004, a Whole Foods opened in the Time Warner Center, at Columbus Circle, and the company offered Jones a healthy raise and transferred him and his sonorous baritone uptown.

The complicated deal would have substantially raised the transfer tax -- the tax paid when property is bought or sold -- for any building over $875,000.

Yes, City have just raised the transfer record for an English player to £49m for Raheem Sterling but that could be viewed as a declaration of intent for the future.