Sentence examples for of charged goods from inspiring English sources

But creditors, as distinct from buyers, are usually expected to search existing registers of charged goods.

Under modern economic conditions it is rarely feasible to deprive the borrower of charged goods, as the rise of no-pledge security interests demonstrates.

In the United States the original registration may provide that the security interest is to extend to the proceeds from the disposition of the goods or to products of the charged goods.

If it is to fulfill its function of guaranteeing to the lender preferential satisfaction of his claim, the charged goods must be immunized as much as possible against the rights of other persons.

The third party is frequently a person who has unknowingly purchased charged goods: borrowers in financial straits may be unable to resist the temptation of selling charged goods left in their hands to a third person without the consent of the lender and without making the proceeds of the sale available to him.

Technically complying with the corporate money ban, several large corporations contributed free-of-charge goods and services to the account funding the Democratic National Convention.

Sure, it may be difficult to conceive of a prosecutor charging good parents who bear zero blame in a child's death, but it's not hard to envision a prosecutor using the notification requirements to punish parents or guardians who make subjectively poor decisions that aren't otherwise crimes.

She'll remember that being around you was fun and kind of charged (flirting is good for that).

There's the hazard of charging a good Samaritan who was trying to videotape evidence.

Also known (among companies that don't like to compete against cheap foreign goods) as predatory pricing, dumping is the act of charging less for a good in a foreign market than it sells for in a domestic one.

Like most natural-products companies, Burt's Bees has the luxury of charging enough for its goods to pay for such causes.