Sentence examples for misappropriation by a from inspiring English sources

The indictment also included 13 misdemeanor charges of fraudulent misappropriation by a fiduciary involving the same $13.6 million plus $1 million from a separate transaction.

To avoid VM misappropriation by a malicious CSP, the simplest way is not to use VM to implement location verifier.

Plucking the already tense string that binds new media and old, the Associated Press announced an initiative Monday to protect online versions of its news content from what it called "misappropriation" by a variety of online news outlets.

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.

We could go further and rescue the original meaning of economics from its misappropriation by opponents of public investment, and build an entire vision of a new economy centred on re-imagining the home.

In the late '80s a thunderbolt of inspiration struck Jack Valenti, longtime chief of the Motion Picture Assn. of America: What if his organization got rid of the X rating, besmirched by years of misappropriation by hard-core exploitation films, and replaced it with a new marker that was both trademarked and respectable?

We will do it in such a way as to avoid risk to the public and misappropriation by others and ensure maximum public confidence.

We will do it in such a way as to avoid risk to the public and misappropriation by others and ensure maximum public confidence".The significance of this magnificently garbled pronouncement is emphatically not that it commits the IRA to disarm.

But synthetic biology is a technique with potentially far-reaching consequences like environmental effects and misappropriation by terrorists.

PAGE A17 EMBEZZLING FROM NONPROFITS Two prominent national nonprofit groups were rocked by disclosures of financial misappropriation by employees and contractors.

A commission spokesman would not elaborate on the I.R.A. plan other than to say that it satisfied demands that the method pose "no risk to the public and avoid the possibility of misappropriation by others".