So far, out of $300‐million in Triborough bonds involved, ap proval for a surplus transfer has come from holders of about $190‐millian.
The theoretical underpinning of the import-substitution industrialization policy is to achieve structural transformation of an agrarian economy into an industrialized one, not only by moving surplus labour out of the agriculture sector, but also by taxing the agricultural surplus and transferring the resources into the industrial sector.
Voters were asked to fill in as many as 12 names in order of preference in a proportional-representation procedure that lets winning candidates with surplus votes "transfer" them to finishers behind them.
The Obama administration restricted the Pentagon's 1033 program, which transferred surplus military equipment to law enforcement agencies, late in his second term after images of officers atop armored vehicles pointing rifles at protesters in Ferguson, Mo., drew severe criticism.
During the tally, as one candidate reached the minimum number of votes to win, his surplus votes were transferred to the second-choice candidate on the ballot, and so on down the line until nine winners were picked.
It also allows users to set everything automatic so their account surplus would be transferred into Yu'ebao at the end of the day without you aware of it.
This new group (commanded by German General and Ottoman Marshal Erich von Falkenhayn, former Prussian Minister of War, Chief of Staff of the German field armies and commander of the Ninth Army) was reinforced by surplus Ottoman units transferred from Galicia, Romania and Thrace after the collapse of Russia.
A large number of rural surplus labors have transferred to non-agricultural industries.
Invest one-quarter of transferred surpluses in the stock market.
This process is repeated, with subsequent surpluses also being transferred, until all the remaining seats have been awarded.
