Sentence examples for transference back from inspiring English sources
Along with intelligence committee chairman Richard Burr, Ayotte and Cotton have already introduced a bill to keep Guantánamo from transference back to Cuba as part of geopolitical rapprochement.
The second component of immersion is transference – what comes back out of the game and into the real world.
Taking into account that the Retroviridae are true viruses capable of escaping their hosts, this scenario might also be traced back to an ancient horizontal transference from protostomes to vertebrates and the colonization of the vertebrate genomes by these viral agents from that point on.
Rivera said she had been paying for the house from the fruits of her labour earned during a 25-year-long career within TV giant Televisa that ended in 2010 with the payment of 88.6 million pesos ($6.5m) and the transference of property of another luxurious residence that backs onto the controversial new mansion.
The psychoses, Freud sadly concluded, are based on the redirection of libido back onto the patient's ego and cannot therefore be relieved by transference in the analytic situation.
The beneficing of a back pain specific aftercare program therefore is obvious, and lies in the transference into the routine care and is also given by developed manuals with structured contents, media and material for organisation assistance as well as training draughts for therapists in aftercare.
In light of this back story, Storrs's devotion to the Midwestern architects Sullivan and Wright may be seen as a filial transference to preferable father figures.
"Nice and easy transference.
This is called the transference.
Credlin made this simple transference dead easy.
