The documents central to the indictments were deeds of release, which eliminate a previous claim on an asset.
Seeking to distance himself from WorldCom's accounting scandal, Mr. Sidgmore said any irregularities were "deeds of the past administration," when Bernard J. Ebbers was chief executive.
We talked later, between silences, about conversation, and about its likeness to scientific research: about both of them being deeds of motion along an unlit corridor in which a participant will bang first against one wall and then against the other.
Words are for heroes / and the words of heroes are deeds".
Much of the land has been deeded to the Nature Conservancy of Louisiana, with the latest donation in March.
Some property owned by the developers adjacent to the site has been deeded to the State of California.
While the perfluorocarbons of interest are deeded nontoxic, the surfactants that stabilize the droplets must also be considered.
The contract stipulated that Disston and associates would be deeded half of whatever land his Atlantic and Gulf Coast Canal and Okeechobee Land Company reclaimed around Lake Okeechobee, the Kissimmee, Caloosahatchee and Miami Rivers.
In that respect, most definitions of supererogation in modern ethics diverge from the Christian tradition: whereas for the latter paradigm examples of supererogation are piety and chastity, for the former these are altruistic deeds of extreme beneficence.
Such are the deeds of men, forgotten like the coiled horgabulons of yore.
