As for the ban on straight guarantees, Christie's on April 4 , 1994 gave the estate of the philanthropist Alice Tully just such a boon for its consignment of art, to the tune of $22 million.
Younger writers haven't looked at the possibilities of this lineage, with its idiosyncratic delight in the freedom to withhold, assign, and create meaning, its consignment of history to the scrap-yard, and its bringing of the scrap-yard into history, closely enough.
In Posters: A Critical Study of the Development of Poster Design in Continental Europe, England and America (1913), Charles Matlack Price warned: "When a poster fails, its failure is utter and irretrievable, and its inevitable destiny is its consignment to the limbo of waste paper".
Unfortunately for BD Foods, a number of its consignments now lie stranded in ports around the world as customs officials probe their contents.
After the investigation, the related authorities did not find any proof against us and the government did not file any legal case against us.' The company has now written to the British High Commission to point out that there has never been a problem with any of its consignments exported to Britain.
As part of its consignment business, Elderly sells "collections" of instruments that sometimes have rich histories.
India will be importing its first consignment of U.S. liquefied natural gas, a mere six months on from marking its first consignment of American crude oil.
VW sold its 2001 consignment of 11,000 by June; the 2002's are now arriving.
Construction began in June 2006, and the vault was ceremonially opened with its first consignment of seeds on February 26 , 2008
Little says that while UR redistributed a few of its weapons – "there were some deals around the edges" – most of its consignment was kept intact.
