Sentence examples for misappropriated property from inspiring English sources

It's the first play he set in modern Norway, but the everyday world of lost lawsuits and misappropriated property is presided over here by subversive creatures from folklore.

WPI separately has a civil suit in the courts that accuses Mikovits of having "misappropriated property".

In a reply to their motion, WPI's counsel yesterday filed documents with the Second Judicial Court in Reno that accuse Mikovits of having "masterminded the theft of the Misappropriated Property".

The Episcopal Church's recent conflicts in the courts with some schismatics over misappropriated property (which we have won) could make us seem to some to be more interested in assets than in proclaiming our faith.

WPI subsequently filed a lawsuit against Mikovits for allegedly misappropriating property, and she also became subject to a related criminal case that led to her arrest and brief jailing.

The legal battle began after the department warned about 300 deputies in October that their personnel files contained evidence of "moral turpitude". The letters said such acts could include accepting bribes or gifts, misappropriating property, tampering with evidence, lying, obstructing investigations, falsifying records, using unreasonable force, discriminatory harassment and family violence.

First, we ordinarily can't know whether the downloader would have paid the purchase price had he not misappropriated the property.

The statement said that the acting sheriff, Charles Meyers, who until last week was Mr. Speziale's campaign treasurer, "learned that the attorney general's office was possibly investigating an allegation that a member of the agency misappropriated county property".

Mr. Nyang'anyi said most African countries participate in the World Bank's Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency, which prohibits governments from nationalizing or misappropriating private property.

Fairly read as a whole and in the context of the trial, the instructions required the jury to find that Chiarella obtained his trading advantage by misappropriating the property of his employer's customers.

Protopopov, now acting deputy chief of the national prison service, faces charges of misappropriating state property while using his official position, which could lead to 10 years in jail.