Sentence examples for transfer agreement between from inspiring English sources

There is still no transfer agreement between the K.H.L. and the N.H.L.

The rise of Russia and Europe The weak dollar also led to the collapse of the player transfer agreement between the N.H.L. and Europe.

Jeff Z. Klein The rise of Russia and Europe: The weak dollar also triggered the collapse of the player transfer agreement between the N.H.L. and Europe.

A day later, a prisoner transfer agreement between the UK and Libya, negotiated by Tony Blair as part of thawing relations between the two countries, came into force.

Only one Russian was chosen, but Russians are somewhat out of the mix because of the lure of the Continental Hockey League and the lack of a transfer agreement between the N.H.L. and Russia's hockey federation.

A staid European Union court in quiet Luxembourg has made waves in international waters by declaring that a data transfer agreement between the EU and the US fails to comply with European human rights law.

Of the roughly 255 men now being held, more than 60 have been cleared for release or transfer, according to the Pentagon, but remain at Guantánamo because of difficulties negotiating transfer agreements between the United States and other countries.

"This decision appears to be a precedent for the issues raised by many of today's patent transfer agreements between aggregators - like RPX, Intellectual Ventures and the Open Invention Network - and their clients," he told the BBC.

HOCKEY Czechs Reject Transfers The Czech Republic's top teams joined their Russian counterparts yesterday in rejecting a player-transfer agreement between the N.H.L. and the international federation, a move that jeopardizes the N.H.L.'s participation in the Olympics.

The letter set out the United States' position, including what The Sunday Times described as a preference for Mr. Megrahi to be freed on compassionate grounds rather than released under a December 2007 prisoner-transfer agreement between Libya and Britain.

LONDON -- On the eve of a White House meeting with President Obama, Prime Minister David Cameron on Monday stepped into the furor over BP's lobbying for a prisoner-transfer agreement between Britain and Libya by saying he considered the release of the convicted Lockerbie bomber from a Scottish prison last year to be "completely and utterly wrong".