Sentence examples for rapid transfers from inspiring English sources

Rapid transfers meant that age determinations weren't adequately completed.

She said: "There have been no recent rapid transfers to offshore processing centres.

Indeed, throw in rapid transfers (1¾ hours to Geneva or Lyon; under an hour to Chambéry) and a visit to Beaufort makes you wonder why so many of us keep heading up the road to lift queues, overpriced beers and powder-day bun fights.

Enhanced erosion input to one of the mires is evident from AD 1600 to 1950, and intensive grazing coupled with forest clearings are the likely cause of these rapid transfers of natural PHTE and previously stored Pb to downstream mires.

According to Professor Nake M. Kamrany's theory, countries have been rapidly converging due to three underlying phenomena: declining fertility rates, rapid transfers of technology and the demise of the Soviet Union that opened up the world's economy.

One old lady in a headscarf seemed confused by this rapid transfer of control.

The White House will now find it easier to advocate for a rapid transfer of responsibility to Afghan forces.

"France insists on the implementation of a rapid transfer of power," he said, saying it should occur "within several months".

Guardian Australia has previously reported concerns from the Royal Australasian College of Physicians that inoculations would not have time to take effect as a result of rapid transfer.

It adds that pathology results for any child who is screened on Christmas Island are unlikely to be available owing to the rapid transfer.

The key to crunch is the rapid transfer of heat, and that's why most chips are fried, rather than baked.