Sentence examples for goods secured by from inspiring English sources

That is, the goods secured by a fixed charge must be clearly identifiable (in contrast to the floating charge).

"(3) Obligations drawn in good faith against actually existing values and secured by goods or commodities in process of shipment shall not be subject under this section to any limitation based upon such capital and surplus.

A right is seen as dependent on the common good, in the sense that it is a power to act for one's own good, secured to the individual by the community, "on the supposition that its exercise contributes to the good of the community"ah.

General-obligation debt is secured by the "good faith and credit" of the central government, and in Puerto Rico it is also backed by an unusual constitutional promise to pay such bonds before any other expenditures.

The Broncos were good value for a win secured by a 77th-minute dropped goal from Paul Sykes, which consolidated their position in the top six and confirmed them as dark horses for a run to the Old Trafford grand final even more unlikely than Hull's appearance in Cardiff later this month.

The good news: His loan was secured by stock in a cable contracting company owned by Vinik.

Not only is mortgage debt "good debt" because it's secured by real estate, but today's low interest rates have made the costs of borrowing especially low.

Sale of all of the said Walter E. Godwin's stock of goods, wares and merchandise to pay debt secured by a deed of trust.

He therefore had to go through considerable inner conflict when it came time to make his will or to use royalties secured by copyright even for good works.

Vehicle's rear is secured by a sensing unit that ensures good coverage along with a wearable device for workers.

Their trunks, secured by ropes, towered behind them, and their horses obtained by Carpenter at a good price were saddled and bridled and tied to the back.