Sentence examples for be commingled with from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Stimulus dollars have to be spent before the end of FY2010 and must not be commingled with appropriated funds.

These particular ETFs will allow the "gold" to be commingled with the custodian's gold, and the custodian can lease out the gold.

This can jeopardize your life -- not just your credit or finances, as the fraudster's medical information can be commingled with yours, precipitating blood type changes, and eliminating certain allergies to meds or presenting new ones.

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

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

The Nusra fighters are commingled with rebels supplied by the C.I.A. and other Arab nations.

Much of this land is commingled with properties awarded to the railroads in 1862.

When told that her ads were commingled with victims' fliers, she remarked: "Whoa, now that looks insensitive".