Word: transferability
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...look upon the tutorial system as the student's major opportunity to overcome his deficiencies and develop his capacities. All students should have the advantage of the tutorial system. The best relation between tutor and student is dissatisfied he should have opportunity to transfer to another tutor, precisely as a patient who is dissatisfied may change his physician...
...contemplating this year's races the Cleveland committee must have reflected that a meet in any city would surely be overshadowed by the air displays to be held at Chicago's World Fair. Therefore it behooved Cleveland to transfer its $12,500 obligation without delay...
...grab money out of my pocket and transfer it to your pocket. . . . Riots are coming. . . . This is the dawn of a new day for the farmer. . . . Peanuts- that great commodity which means so much to 18 States! . . . Calvin Coolidge would have despised this dole to the farmer. . . . We're heading straight for the rocks now. . . . There isn't enough rice grown in this country to supply a first class wedding. . . . The lamp of experience is before us. . . . God help the farmer! . . . Nobody here knows what this bill's all about. . . . It's a gigantic bonus...
...friends urged him to go away and rest. He talked vaguely of "legal rights" and "enforcement." But although no law supports Chancellor Chamberlain's ruling, not a bank in England would dare break it. While there was some talk of a solution in an arrangement for gradual transfer of the $25,000,000, control of Boots last week was still in the U. S. and Chancellor Chamberlain gave no indication of a new deal for what Britishers had hailed as "the deal of the Century...
...exclaimed President Hoover when he discovered Congressional Democrats were planning to void his shuffle of 58 executive agencies and then give President Roosevelt even larger powers to make similar changes. "The same opposition has now arisen which has defeated every effort at reorganization for 25 years. . . . The proposal to transfer the job to my successor is simply a device by which it is hoped that these proposals can be defeated. . . . Either Congress must keep its hands off now or they must give my successor much larger powers of independent action than given to any President if there is ever...