Sentence examples for transfer a portion of from inspiring English sources
The legislation will also enable new mothers for the first time to transfer a portion of maternity leave to the child's father.
"We are only able to transfer a portion of our cost increases to our end customers, so we do take a hit on our margin," he said.
Perhaps most incredibly, a 501(c)(4) can even transfer a portion of its funds to a super PAC, which can — thanks in part to the Citizens United decision — freely support candidates for office Karl Rove established just such a structure by pairing a 501(c)(4) organization (Crossroads GPS) with a super PAC (American Crossroads).
This technique was first successfully applied to fungi 19 years ago (Bundock et al. [1995]) by exploiting the natural ability of A. tumefaciens to transfer a portion of its DNA to a foreign infected organism, most notably dicotyledonous plants.
In [21], a throughput optimization problem in two-way communication system scenario was investigated, where users can harvest energy from nature and can also transfer a portion of energy to each other.
Each link is modelled as a single resource, so, for example, to transfer a portion of data from π 1,2 to appropriate sink π 3,1, we need such link resources allocated simultaneously: π 1,2−ψ 1,2, ψ 1,2−ψ 2,2, ψ 2,2��ψ 3,2, ψ 3,2−ψ 3,1, ψ 3,1−π 3,1−π
Last fall, Lucent transferred a portion of its vendor financing, which it extends to help others buy its products, to a separate entity.
Each of the four companies — the Tribune Company, the Gannett Company, the Hearst Corporation and The New York Times Company — is transferring a portion of its online ad space to quadrantONE, a new company that will be announced Friday.
CNF created the pension plan when it spun off the Consolidated Freightways unit in 1996 and transferred a portion of its own pension fund to start a new fund for the departing employees.
Once installed in the host country, the migrants must support their family by transferring a portion of their savings.
Reinsurance is a process whereby an insurance company spreads its risk by transferring a portion of a policy's liability to another insurer, which gets part of the premium.
