Sentence examples for transfer acquisition from inspiring English sources

Any unauthorized issuance, redemption, use, transfer, acquisition, alteration, or possession of coupons, ATP cards, or other program access device may subject an individual, partnership, corporation, or other legal entity to prosecution under sections 15 (b) and (c) of the Food and Nutrition Act of 2008 or under any other applicable Federal, State or local law, regulation or ordinance.

In particular, coanalysis of genes with different underlying patterns of substitution, horizontal gene transfer, acquisition by hybridization, and hidden paralogy can confound strong signal within data sets.

This is not the case with the SPI-1 cluster of two strains belonging to the P. putida group, which have an atypical GC content, therefore suggesting horizontal gene transfer acquisition.

They will need players like Clint Dempsey and Obafemi Martins to demonstrate why they are the two most valuable transfer acquisitions in MLS history.

He will argue that Doughty should disband or drastically alter the club's "transfer acquisitions committee" which was set up to debate potential signings because it was felt previous managers had wasted transfer money.

He joins Jordi Gomez and Billy Jones as manager Gus Poyet's free transfer acquisitions at the Premier League club.

Pleat was part of Forest's much-discussed and much-criticised transfer acquisitions panel after joining to help ex-boss Colin Calderwood in 2006.

The club's much-discussed transfer acquisitions committee has previously led to Davies expressing his frustration at the lack of signings.

But, in dealing with the club's much-discussed transfer acquisitions committee, his relationship with the board has often seemed strained.

It was not to be, as goals from Ander Herrera and Angel Di Maria, almost £90m worth of summer transfer acquisitions, restored reality above romance as United won 2-0 to leave Yeovil to their fight for League One survival and Van Gaal on course for what he believes is his quickest route to success.

A series of modes of transaction effecting the transfer and acquisition of property evolved.