Sentence examples for transfer subject to from inspiring English sources

Barnet have signed midfielder Sam Deering from Oxford United on a free transfer, subject to a medical.

Two-dimensional (2D) simulations of isothermal liquid liquid mass transfer subject to surface tension- and buoyancy-driven hydrodynamic instabilities have been carried out.

"With respect to the press release concerning Aamer, it stated that the Guantanamo Review Task Force... unanimously designated Aamer as eligible for transfer, subject to appropriate security measures and other conditions," he wrote.

On 11 January 2012, Zürich officials announced that the club had accepted a bid for Rodríguez by German side Wolfsburg and that he was on the verge of completing the transfer, subject to a medical.

Tesco's Clubcard credit card is offering the longest 0% period at 13 months for purchases and nine months for balance transfers (subject to a 2.9% transfer fee), according to Moneynet.co.uk.

On Amendment 17, I can accept the principle of effort transfers, subject to a correction factor reflecting the importance of cod catches in different sectors.

Based on a TUD-based model of evolution, tail characteristics would have been horizontally transferred, subject to variable rates of evolution, or be continuously altered with little phylogenetic significance.

Therefore, subjects will be censored and withdrawn from follow-up under the following circumstances; subject or primary nephrologist request, transfer to peritoneal dialysis, kidney transplantation, transfer of subject to a non-study hemodialysis unit, hospitalization, or death.

We are also disappointed that there is no absolute commitment to address the right-to-buy receipts-sharing agreements that most large-scale voluntary transfers are subject to in their transfer agreements with their local council, to ensure housing associations keep all receipts from voluntary right to buy.

The transfer is subject to the completion of regulatory processes.

The transfer is subject to a work permit hearing on Wednesday".