nontransferable

Most airlines make their tickets "nontransferable" to protect their fare structures and maintain control of their inventory.

Why Fliers Can't Donate Unused Tickets 2009

Prize is nontransferable and non-refundable and must be accepted as awarded.

LISA BELKIN'S TO-BE-NAMED-BY-YOU BLOG CONTEST Farah Miller 2011

That title is nontransferable on remarriage, she says, but will be passed down to a grandchild.

A Peacemaker Tries to Reunite London's Warring 'Pearlies' Alistair MacDonald 2011

As a former factory worker during a couple summer vacations, I must dissent from the view that the ability to operate a machine is a nontransferable skill.

Unionization's Decline, a Human Capital Story, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

That's because airline tickets are nontransferable, explains International Air Transport Association (IATA) representative Steve Lott.

Traveler's Aide: Wrong name on plane ticket leads to rough ride for a refund 2010

Prize is nontransferable and cannot be redeemed for cash.

Survival Story Sweepstakes 2008

Historically, farming in China has been done on tiny, nontransferable plots maintained by a single family, which would consume most of the output.

Private-Equity Firms Go Farming in China 2010

There has long been speculation that Federico was involved directly or indirectly in Oddantonio's murder to clear a path to the leadership of Urbino, though it is worth noting that Federico did not receive the title of duke for another thirty years, since it was nontransferable.

Architecture and Memory: The Renaissance Studioli of Federico da Montefeltro 2008

Naboth refuses to give or sell it, claiming its status as nontransferable ancestral land.

Jezebel: Bible. 2009

Open Source people, as individuals or groups, who have accepted the full and nontransferable responsibility for their work.

Open Responsibility William "Papa" Meloney 2007