Sentence examples for for appropriation of from inspiring English sources

The denim jacket – icon of Normcore, the hipster trend for appropriation of the most boring clothing possible – showed up everywhere in London, just as it did last week in New York.

There seems to be, however, some accommodation made for appropriation of civilian property, due to military necessity under CIHL.

Significantly, under IHL treaties, there is no allowance for appropriation of civilian property by illegal force, i.e. pillage.

This analysis has shown that allowances in CIHL for appropriation of civilian property due to imperative military necessity are extremely specific and do not, in any circumstances, justify pillage.

Do we see white, privileged people in the UK calling out Skrillex for appropriation of that culture in the US, on behalf of black people in the UK?

In every year since the Civil War, there had been an excess of revenue over expenditures, a circumstance that encouraged suggestions for appropriations of public funds for a variety of purposes.

But the current request for an appropriation of $700 million for the next year has come under fire on Capitol Hill, where lawmakers are struggling with a federal deficit and sharp questions about whether Pakistan is a truly reliable partner.

Add to that a venal and idle bureaucracy, and the supposed economic reforms became a justification for the appropriation of economic power for the benefit of the rich and powerful.

In the USA, the TBI Act of 2008 is the basis for the appropriation of financial resources for the continued development of TBI model systems centered on leading national brain research centers.

Another called for federal appropriation of 6 cents to buy for Smithsonian Institute beer bottle thrown at Tom Heflin.

In the recent literature, Schoor et al. (2015) suggest using the term co-regulation to refer to a 'non-equal relationship with the purpose to scaffold for the appropriation of self-regulation, but not for cooperative and collaborative learning among peers where peer has a predominant role all the time' (p. 110).