"China is in a different league altogether, exceeding the international norm not just in scale, the number and variety of transfer venues, the moral agnosticism of its practitioners, and the degree of government support," the authors, William C. Hannas, James Mulvenon and Anna B. Puglisi, said in written answers to questions.
Fears of ethnic conflict if his trial took place in Freetown caused the tribunal to transfer the venue to the International Criminal Court in The Hague, where proceedings were set to begin in April 2007.
Olympics, football, cycling, even cricket have been enveloped in scandals of doping, match-fixing, transfer bungs and venue bribery.
Certainly, having a real product would help make the case for seeking lost profits under the patent act and would help avoid the possibility of venue transfer.
None of the female artists already on the bill (which was pretty much complete when The Sisterhood was announced) are being transferred to this venue.
The show has been revived for its 20th anniversary and, after a successful run at the Edinburgh festival, has transferred to the venue where it debuted two decades ago, Theatre Royal Stratford East.
We had hoped to find some bridge funding to sustain us and gather steam for a transfer to a larger venue.
Directed with finesse by Joe Mantello, and featuring some keen period-inspired choreography by Christopher Gattelli, the show has a sheen -- from David Zinn's sleek scenic design and pitch-perfect costumes to Paul Gallo's luscious lighting design and Fitz Patton's careful sound design and graceful soundscape -- that bespeaks hopes of a transfer to a commercial venue.
War Horse has become a cash cow for the National, transferring to a commercial venue and running all year round.
It will be fascinating to see how it transfers from its original venue (where the wind on the moor interacted with the film's soundtrack) into the somewhat more urban setting of the gallery at the Bar Lane Studios.
