Sentence examples for for commingling from inspiring English sources

As it stands, the court said Microsoft has so far failed to show any procompetitive justification for commingling its browser and operating system.

The union informed the court in a supplemental brief last month that it no longer had a constitutional objection to the provision, now that it would not face liability simply for commingling members' dues and nonmembers' fees.

In two further cases there was clear evidence for commingling of skeletal elements from more than one grave, which may have resulted over the years in the course of handling, storage and repeated transportation.

We therefore suggest the combined use of a 3- to 4-week temporal isolation, which includes all maize fields within a 1.8-km radius of the proposed trial site, with the most practical distance to achieve a <0.01% threshold of commingling for GM field trials under contained use.

We have also compared mean cross-pollination to high cross-pollination values over distance in order to calculate isolation distances for predetermined thresholds of commingling.

Most important for the firm was that the commission gave it a clean bill of health on its all-important customer-segregated money, which showed no evidence of commingling.

After swallowing up local cemeteries, crematories and funeral homes, large corporations have found themselves besieged with lawsuits and criminal charges for desecrating and commingling human remains.

We have cultural cross-currents not experienced outside the Middle East and the coasts of the Mediterranean Sea, where civilizations have been commingling for a hundred centuries.

In a time when divorce is common, it is not unusual for partners to come to relationships hesitant about commingling their money.

But joining him will be a fascinating array of golfers commingling past, present and future — including three talented teenagers for the first time.

Her book chronicles the utopian vision of the building's architect, Philip Hubert, who established the Chelsea Association, a housing coöperative for adventurous souls, and who built an edifice that encouraged class commingling.