Sentence examples for be commingled from inspiring English sources

While brokerage firms can invest client money, such funds must never be commingled with company funds.

The labor officials were quick to note that while the management of the funds would be merged, the funds for the police, firefighters, teachers, District Council 37 and other unions would not be commingled.

This is true notwithstanding the fact that the software code supplying their discrete functionalities can be commingled in virtually infinite combinations, rendering each indistinguishable from the whole in terms of files of code or any other taxonomy.

"Chase Bank permitted all funds from putative investors to be commingled in a single account and permitted Madoff to withdraw the funds as he saw fit, without limitation," it continued.

President Obama has said he will not negotiate over the debt limit, but the need for a quick vote — the Treasury said the current limit would expire in mid-October — means that negotiations will inevitably be commingled with the talks on spending for the next fiscal year, which begins Oct. 1.

Two rows of five bright blue aerobic composters, each the "size of a Fiat 500," he figured, were busily doing their thing — so efficiently that the first compost extraction would not be required for another 18 months, when the resulting mulch will be commingled with other compost from King County.

"So many of these companies are commingled.

Ingredients are commingled throughout the food chain.

Nearly all of it was commingled with B.L.M. land.

In the past, family businesses and family wealth were commingled.

She said the M.E.K. protesters were commingled with Syrians protesting the Assad government.