Sentence examples for goods acquired from inspiring English sources

Prize, in law, a vessel, aircraft, or goods acquired through capture by a belligerent state, which is subject to condemnation by a prize court.

The evidence said to support it is of a wholly general character and lacks that particularity necessary to show that the goods in question were different from goods acquired and held by a local merchant for local disposition.

Since 1986 an agency has attempted to recover around $10billion worth of goods, acquired by the couple, but the search has slowed because of a lack of funds, officials admitted today.

New rules would also be put in place that would apply to goods acquired by those involved in corruption and then seized by the judicial system.

It's the crime of receiving stolen goods, acquiring property through illicit means.

For as cars, watches and even white goods acquire connectivity, it will become possible to build up exhaustive logbooks on the lives of others.

SaveUp was founded by CEO Priya Haji, who also cofounded World of Good (acquired by eBay last year) and CTO Sammy Shreibati, who was previously at PrepMe.

"We often say that foreign investment is like a son-in-law: it's no good acquiring one if it makes your son walk off in anger," he says.Mr Yin has chosen the right moment to make his case.

In energy, you can be a superstar mega-explorer/discoverer in Hollywood, but in the real world, good acquiring tends to be the way to go.

"When everybody is somebody, nobody is anybody"; and the popularity of "positional goods" - acquired not for their utility but to reflect status - shows how attractive demonstrations of social superiority can be.

Consumer goods giant acquired Los Angeles-based men's toiletry startup Dollar Shave Club in a deal announced on Tuesday night.