Sentence examples for transfer made by from inspiring English sources

It doesn't make a whole lot of sense that they spotted a "suspicious transfer" made by the governor, and that this is how things began.

The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 18, which represents municipal utility workers in both Glendale and L.A., has argued in one pending lawsuit that the yearly transfer made by Glendale Water and Power requires approval from two-thirds of city voters.

This probabilistic pruning of the circuitry has an effect similar to the sacrifice of information transfer made by neurons that adopt a low postsynaptic conductance in order to save energy.

Investigators seeking to unravel Madoff's Ponzi scheme have focused on two wire transfers made by his wife just before his arrest.

DataCell, a small Icelandic company that facilitates transfers made by credit cards including Visa and MasterCard, says it will take up "immediate legal actions" and warned that the powerful "duopoly" of Visa and MasterCard could spell "the end of the credit card business worldwide".

That comes on top of routine transfers made by Afghans living and working in Iran, including more than one million impoverished refugees, and the regular supply of rials that circulates in Afghanistan.

It shows that a growing share of international remittance recipients are simultaneously benefiting from cash transfers made by the Mexican government.

With some additional transfers made by Königer (2008, 2010) and a description of the new species, the genus currently includes about 60 species with a distribution from Peru and Bolivia to Colombia and Venezuela.

If you deposit at least 1 million with Citibank, it will refund any ATMcharge on withdrawals from other banks' ATMmachines — and overseas fund transfers made by telephone are free.

Grainger's complete 78 rpm solo piano recordings are now available on compact disc as a CD box set on APR records in transfers made by Ward Marston.

Insurance companies from the subsidized regime receive funds from national transfers made by local health authorities and outsource the provision of care through contracts mostly with public health care providers.