Sentence examples for transferring too from inspiring English sources

Reuters agrees that the Court will probably impose some conditions on the German government: Transferring too many powers to European institutions could be seen as violating a post-World War Two constitution and legal tradition that emphasises the sovereignty of parliament, intended to safeguard democracy after Germany's Nazi past.

Example 1 provides the intuition behind propositions 5 and 6, namely that remittances are risk-reducing if risk is mainly located in the host economy and that transferring too much risk towards the origin country might, at the end, increase the aggregate risk faced by the migrant.

Transferring too much oil from your skin will promote corrosion and induce additional resistance.

This makes it applicable to heat transfer, too.

She and Sanders will present this transfer, too.

If a story transfers to opera, does the style of its language necessarily transfer, too?

We've had one personality transfer too many in this campaign.

Sean's parents believe their son was transferred too quickly to ward 32 from intensive care following a heart operation.

Underlying the clash of approaches are American and British concerns that Iraq could implode if power is transferred too quickly.

Some magistrates have complained that the measures transfer too much power from the judicial investigations process to the police.

The sparse details surrounding the transfer, too, have left some advocates of mitochondrial donation with several questions.