Sentence examples for transfer division from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fiterman's building was developed in the late 50's by Erwin S. Wolfson, primarily to house the stock transfer division of the Guaranty Trust Company.

The MRC has its own technology transfer division to work with the intellectual property of its intramural program, which includes three research institutes and about 50 units and centers, altogether employing some four thousand people.

It does fulfill an important bridge between the clinic and getting promising bench discoveries transitioned into product development," says Richard Seabrook, head of business development in the technology transfer division of The Wellcome Trust, a UK-based nonprofit organization that offers programs to assist the symbiosis between academic investigators and biotech companies.

MH assisted with the design of the study, organised the logistics, the collection of soil and water samples, the chain of custody and the transfer, division and recoding of the samples.

He wants to transfer divisions from the centre to subsidiaries, and to realign the group around a number of "core companies", such as Hitachi Metals and Hitachi Cable.

Many of Sweden's universities, for example, have set up technology transfer divisions to promote entrepreneurship.

He suggested an "equal partnership … to avoid a simple acquisition that would, in effect, lead to the disappearance of Alstom", adding that GE transfer its transport division to the French firm as part of the deal.

In Britain, he was transferred to division headquarters to serve as a post-invasion interpreter, an assignment in which he would forge several lifelong friendships, one of them with a counterintelligence man named Jerry Salinger, who wanted to be a writer.

As the German strength on the Western Front was being steadily increased by the transfer of divisions from the Eastern Front (where they were no longer needed since Russia had withdrawn from the war), the Allies' main problem was how to withstand an imminent German offensive pending the arrival of massive reinforcements from the United States.

19 December 1950, Murphy was transferred to division headquarters as an aide to Ainsworth.

As a result of the sequester-induced budget cuts, the CIA is closing the Historical Collections Division office, which declassifies historical documents, and transferring the division's responsibilities to the office that handles FOIA requests.  .