non-transferrable

The danger is the case when only non-transferrable licenses exist for all media due to industry collusion.

The law adds non-transferrable value (or, less simply, provides a non-transferrable abatement of cost) as long as the owner holds the property.

My complaint is that the code is non-transferrable.

Not only do you have siloed clouds, you have heavy use of DRM, which means purchases are non-transferrable, often even if the company themselves wants it to be.

Titles are a false currency and a company accreditation that is of non-transferrable value outside that company, for the most part.

If not, the credits are generally non-transferrable and many businesses will simply toss your resume.

I mean, I assume people operated under the assumption that the risk was non-transferrable, so I can see the logic in taking $1M over 0-5.

If nothing else, why not make the licenses non-transferrable and auction the available licenses?

Scalpers don't bother to get in the online queue because they are non-transferrable.

I believe they were made non-transferrable this year, main reason I was hopeful about actually getting one.

Which is only required if you get a non-transferrable online ticket.

At least this year the tickets are non-transferrable.

Other services view email as non-transferrable (the "recover my password" feature of almost every website with a login ever is evidence of this).

Bachelor's degree programs averaged 20 percent more than the cost of analogous programs at flagship public universities despite the credits being largely non-transferrable." People going to public schools are getting loans for unjustifiably expensive 'educations' which are nearly universally absolutely worthless.

The result is that a good number of programmers (those who aren't savvy enough to play the game and be selective in what work they do) end up learning a bunch of crappy, parochial, non-transferrable "how we do things here" details but (a) never get a coherent career or develop the ability to protect a specialty, and (b) are constantly learning "new" but ill-thought-out and incoherent things.