If there's misappropriations, let's get it settled," he said.
Chasing cherry-picked Olympic dreams in which the winners are the privileged, cynics say, is a misappropriation of the public purse.
It is such misappropriation of concern that leads to an unnatural life and its naturally unnatural death.
This, of course, is a misappropriation of the full version of the word, which is apparently derived from the name of the cuckoo bird.
The Berkeley Divinity School denied there had been a misappropriation of school funds.
Johnson-Sirleaf says that she considers the principal features of Charles Taylor's leadership to be "corruption, misappropriation, ostentation, oversized security, and self-aggrandizement".
"In the Enron disaster there was enormous misappropriation of company funds, especially by executives, and a major financial threat to all stock-holders.
But Mr. Pechman said, "Jim made no concession that there was any misappropriation of money or paying back every penny or that sort of thing".
In its statement, the I.R.A. said it would make sure that there was no "misappropriation by others" of its weapons, a reference to public concern over renegade guerrilla groups that object to the cease-fires and seek to bring the whole peace settlement down with acts of violence.
On the other hand, Brian Hogan and Sage Wallower, who found the next-generation phone incognito at a bar, will be charged: misappropriation of lost property (i.e. selling something you found), and possession of stolen property (it becomes stolen once you decide to sell it) respectively.
