Sentence examples for misappropriation of a from inspiring English sources
"My distaste for this misappropriation of a beautiful Heath prayer," she acknowledges, "is stronger than my father would have approved of, I imagine".
She told him to fight, but apparently her mere presence was enough to convince him that accepting punishment (for his long ago misappropriation of a client's money) was the right thing to do.
Later episodes follow the development (or otherwise) of the park, while subplots take in the waxing and waning of various office romances and the misappropriation of a contractor's cheese.
In its own statement two weeks ago, Buckingham said: "This regrettable situation has arisen through what we can only conclude is the gross mismanagement and/or the misappropriation of a very significant public loan by those in receipt of that loan".
Pip's quest, the sputtering motor of the novel's plot, leads her first to the truth-telling Sunlight Project, a WikiLeaks-like cult in the jungle of Bolivia, led by a charismatic German internet guru, Andreas Wolf, and then back to Denver and a journalistic project to uncover the misappropriation of a nuclear warhead.
I cannot think of a greater misappropriation of a once radical queer symbol.
Jacobson's lawsuit appears to rely on a novel legal gambit: suing under New Jersey law on counts of "misappropriation of an idea" and "unjust enrichment".
Chen, who studied briefly at Birmingham University, is the most senior of at least half a dozen politicians and businessmen implicated in the misappropriation of about a third of Shanghai's 10bn yuan (£700m) social security fund.
Their letter also alleged that Mr Muller-Moore's "misappropriation of Chick-fil-A's EAT MOR CHIKIN intellectual property…is likely to cause confusion".In this section Fashion forward Golden fleeces Guides through the swamp Prometheus unsound Shut your kale-hole Strong deliverer From lumps to lager Asian innovation ReprintsReally?
Specialized doctrines were developed to cover the misappropriation of services (like a ride on a train), semi-tangibles (like the gas for streetlights) and true intangibles (like business goodwill).
He called the property sales a "misappropriation of public funds" and a direct violation of the terms by which the properties were ceded to CEMA Chile.
