transferable , also: transferrable , also: transferrible old use

Much of the fight over transferable rights is about who will get what.

She had whole years and even days full of information which suddenly seemed transferable.

The context was not the same but the thought is transferable.

The district used single transferable vote from 1926 to 1957.

The election was by a form of the single transferable vote.

He had a transferable job and the family moved frequently.

The elections were held using the single transferable vote system.

"We are looking at building up a credit history that will be transferable," he said.

Or do you really care about young people learning life changing transferable skills.

Because his father had a transferable job, their family kept moving frequently.

My parents had given up good jobs and degrees, which were not transferable.

This approach is often called system with transferable data ownership.

The claims are not transferable, you know, until after the final date.

And each would also require that coverage be transferable to a new job.

The single transferable vote is used to conduct the election.

In fact, they are almost always temporary and rarely transferable.

Transferable health rights do not exist either; this is something which was suggested here before.

Hopefully, such an approach will be transferable to other cities and countries.

This was also the first election conducted with single transferable vote.

Will their skills and knowledge be transferable to other courses or jobs?

The land is not easily transferable from one clan to another or family.

But to do so they needed to make sure that their money was easily transferable back to London.

"People believe that their business skills are easily transferable, but that's not always the case," he said.

Councils may use a first past the post or single transferable vote system.

This is particularly so for those from public practice who find that their skills are not easily transferable to industry.