Sentence examples for transfer release from inspiring English sources

As far as leaving [Borussia Dortmund] that is no issue for me, and I am not affected by the transfer release clause".

These are men whom the current administration will not transfer, release or prosecute, so long as the legal authority to detain, pursuant to the law of war, endures.

Setting up for its first Jazz at Lincoln Center appearance, the group draws from a recent release, "The Chick Corea Songbook" (Four Quarters), and welcomes a distinguished interloper, Jon Hendricks, who graced a celebrated Manhattan Transfer release, "Vocalese," back in 1981.

Subsequent processes such as patterning the polyimide layer, applying the silicone rubber support, transfer, release, removal of the sacrificial layer were identical to what had been described above.

(p. 130) A variety of multistage physical and chemical processes in living organisms, particularly within their cells, account for the transport and transfer (release or uptake) of energy needed for life functions.

By way of comparison, consider the physical science disciplinary core ideas presented in the Framework that address cellular respiration (among other biological processes): A variety of multistage physical and chemical processes in living organisms, particularly within their cells, account for the transport and transfer (release or uptake) of energy needed for life functions.

During catalytic turnover, redox energy of electron transfer released at the quinone-binding site should be somehow transduced and delivered to membrane part.

They require an immediate review of the 245 detainees still held at the naval base in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, to determine if they should be transferred, released or prosecuted.

Only then is there a realistic hope for meaningful closure, not by recreating a prison in the United States but through the arduous process of transferring, releasing or prosecuting the detainees left there.

The United States has released more than 500 prisoners and says dozens more are eligible for transfer or release following a security review.

The Obama administration clearly intends to work for the transfer or release of a large number of Guantánamo detainees, including many that would be ordered released if the scope of the authority to hold them was narrowed.