Sentence examples for transfer the majority from inspiring English sources

In September, California settled a class-action lawsuit brought by nine prisoners held in solitary confinement, and agreed to a reformed process expected to transfer the majority of its prisoners now in isolation into the general prison population.

In September, California settled a class-action lawsuit brought by nine prisoners held in solitary confinement, and agreed to a reformed process expected to transfer the majority of its prisoners now in isolation into the general prison population.

That deal subsequently fell through last week, with Machala then revealing he was holding discussions with Shahid Azeem, his replacement as chairman in February, to transfer the majority of his shareholding provided Azeem could satisfy an immediate cash requirement and guarantee the club's future.

It entitles a minister to transfer the majority share of any company—a garage, shop, factory and, more significantly, a mine or a bank owned by non-indigenous Zimbabweans to "any person who before 1980 was disadvantaged by unfair discrimination on the grounds of his or her race, and any descendant of such person".

They all provide initial treatment for poisoned patients but transfer the majority of them to secondary care hospitals, which have medical intensive care units with specialised staff and better stocks of antidotes and medications.

Reducing or replacing surgical management of incomplete abortion with misoprostol as first line care could transfer the majority of care from physicians to lower- or mid-level providers such as nurses and nurse-midwives.

In 1941, Dreier and Duchamp transferred the majority of the collection to Yale University, to continue the educational ambitions of the organization.

But the enclosures of the 18th century transferred the majority of common land into private hands, turning it into a marketable resource and creating a landless working class.

In Nov. 2010, Ho transferred the majority of his shares in Shun Tak to his children, but remains the company's executive chairman.

Knaster is in the process of transferring the majority of his assets, including his stakes in LetterOne, into a new charitable foundation, whose objective is to fight cancer and which will be focused on early stage cancer research.

In the 2012 election, a number of joint fundraising committees linked to little-known state and local political parties, which then turned around and transferred the majority of that money to other political party committees.