Sentence examples for * the misappropriations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Victor said that Raymond O'Kane, a former top aide to Mr. Devine, was responsible for the misappropriations.

The second line of the report read: "The misappropriations analyzed in this report are large, but may only be the proverbial 'tip of the iceberg.'" Mayor Leonis Malburg, the grandson of one of Vernon's founders, criticized the attorney, saying the report was "the work of a disgruntled employee". Malburg was convicted a few years later of voter fraud for lying about living in Vernon.

It is no secret that Nigeria is full of natural resources, however, the lack of transparency and respect for the rule of law has allowed for the misappropriations of these resources.

He told The Post-Gazette then that the A.C.C.'s move to take them would be viewed as "somewhat of a low point" and accused the A.C.C. and the departing universities in a lawsuit of "broken commitments, secret dealings, breaches of fiduciary responsibility, the misappropriations of conference opportunities and predatory attempts to eliminate competition".

One does not have to show a personal benefit under the misappropriation theory where the misappropriator is not an insider.

It allegedly involves the misappropriation of one-third of the city's $1.2 billion social-security fund.

"We've seen a pattern," the misappropriation of health funds, "clearly being replicated elsewhere," he said.

Mr. Andersen called the misappropriation of his name "unsettling" and a "despicable act".

In a dissenting opinion, Judge Roger J. Miner said this application of the misappropriation theory was too broad.

Some countries limit such statutes to the misappropriation of goods received by an employee "by virtue of his employment".

According to World Bank estimates, corruption among holders of public office accounts for the misappropriation of between $20 and $40 billion each year.