By contrast, renditions that occurred in the Bush 41 and Clinton administrations involved transferring someone to stand trial on criminal charges--not "disappearing" a person to a black site or a third country.
Should this happen, consider calling a home care agency and asking for a nurse to come out and teach you how to administer oxygen or help transfer someone safely from a bed to a wheelchair, Ms. Reinhard said.
"I don't know whether this is inadvertent; I don't know whether in the flows of transfers someone held on to some funds," said Corzine.
It used to be that you had to design something, then transfer to someone else in engineering and then it would go to manufacturing.
In the end, it was Bin Laden's operational requirement to have a human courier connecting him to his terrorist network — someone to physically transfer thumb drives with treatises, orders, demands and videos, and to receive feedback from his support network in the field — that led the United States exactly to where Al Qaeda's leader was hiding.
Second, in the "Build, Operate, Transfer" model, the city appoints someone to build the smart city infrastructure and then the city takes over).
Weinberg considers that loving a child is a parental obligation and it is for this reason that parental responsibilities cannot be transferred: someone cannot be asked to love another in one's place.
He was strongly averse to their involvement in the F1 Group and was keen that their shares should be transferred to someone more congenial to him".
This can be when it is sold, given away to someone, transferred to someone else, exchanged for something else, or compensation received for it - such as an insurance payout after an asset has been destroyed.
Every time I call Comcast, I'm told there's nothing they can do and hung up on or transferred to someone that I have to recount my story to without ultimate resolution.
