Sentence examples for voluntarily transfer from inspiring English sources

They even waved a few hundred Israeli shekels as an enticement to "voluntarily transfer out of the country".

Indeed, it is unlikely that the present autocratic rulers are likely to voluntarily transfer power to democratically elected leaders any time soon.

In an application on Monday to Judge Louis L. Stanton of United States District Court in Manhattan, Mr. Picard asked that Mr. Madoff be allowed to "voluntarily transfer" other assets — including his stake in his brokerage firm, artwork and corporate tickets for various entertainment events — to the trustee for liquidation for the benefit of his former customers.

The text also says that if "the multiculturalist elites of Europe continue to refuse to voluntarily transfer political and military power to our conservative revolutionary forces," then World War II "is likely going to appear as a picnic compared to the coming carnage".

For example, individuals voluntarily transfer the contents of emails, photographs, and sensitive personal documents to third-party service providers who store this information.

China is enjoying its "Golden Age of Ascendancy," and its people voluntarily transfer personal freedom for surging wealth.

There are very few other criminal acts where the victim not only consents to the criminal act, but voluntarily transfers the money or valuable goods to the criminal.

Under the program, called Deed for Lease, those owners who qualify would be able to remain in their residences by signing a lease voluntarily transferring the property deed back to the lender.

Mr. Einig explained that with a "short sale," a borrower voluntarily transfers a property title to a lender in exchange for forgiveness of any remaining debt owed to the lender.

Existing research points out that the parental generation voluntarily transfers their power in order to maintain intergenerational intimacy with their children (Xiao 2014).

Each person has the right not to be harmed by others in the mentioned ways, unless she voluntarily waives any of her rights or voluntarily transfers them to another or forfeits them by misconduct.