Sentence examples for was designed to transfer from inspiring English sources

He floundered when challenged as to whether his party's mansion tax policy was designed to transfer money from the South East to the Scottish NHS – a claim made by Scottish Labour leader Jim Murphy.

Ontario's FIT was designed to transfer European best practices, with the greatest influence on the GEA coming from the German FIT [14].

Because the cross beam was designed to transfer the stresses in the lateral direction, its longitudinal strain was less than the strains of G1 and G2.

The heater was designed to transfer up to 30 kW of heat from the catalytic reaction to the hydrogen storage system via a recirculating heat transfer fluid.

Derivatives are designed to transfer money in creative ways that allow companies to hedge unforeseen risks.

This whole thing is designed to transfer wealth from the US to other countries".

That is short for the Blocks eXtensible eXchange Protocol, which is designed to transfer blocks of data from one computer network to another.

Air-core transformers are designed to transfer radio-frequency currents i.e., the currents used for radio transmission; they consist of two or more coils wound around a solid insulating substance or on an insulating coil form.

The float bridges that once lined the Port of New York were designed to transfer freight cars from waterside rail yards to barges called car floats, on which they were taken out to ships or to rail lines in New Jersey that connected with the rest of the country.

In contrast to other reforms that are designed to transfer the costs of state services to those who incur them, such as students, Mr Dilnot's report, released on July 4th, suggests the exchequer should pay more.Health care in England is free at the point of delivery; help with washing, dressing and eating is not (though it is in Scotland).

Bluetooth is designed to transfer data using ACL packets and SCO packets for transferring audio streams [1, 2].