Sentence examples for safekeeping with from inspiring English sources

Harald became extremely rich during his time in the east, and secured the wealth collected in Constantinople by shipments to Kievan Rus' for safekeeping (with Yaroslav the Wise acting as safekeeper for his fortune).

Also, with a recognizance, there is nothing the State holds for safekeeping, with resulting responsibility and additional paperwork.

This is like handing your kids to somebody for safekeeping with the prospect that the somebody may someday try to ransom them back to you.

Historians are unsure whether they were spirited away to ensure their safekeeping with a view to selling them for profit or to conceal evidence about the trial, which is widely considered one of the darkest stains on the party's record.

Three heirs to the Dutch Jewish family say the work had been left in the 1930s for safekeeping with a museum in the Netherlands but was then pilfered and sold without permission.

"This is really reassuring to the American people who might want to know the money they are putting in safekeeping with people like you is not quite in safekeeping," Steven Pearce, Republican of New Mexico, remarked, adding that he agreed with Mr. Capuano.

His villa in an elegant neighborhood of Zagreb was filled with paintings by Croatian masters, some of which prosecutors said he had entrusted to a local butcher for safekeeping, along with suitcases of cash, before he fled to Austria.

All such securities may be segregated in safekeeping only with a bank, trust company, derivatives clearing organization, or other registered futures commission merchant in accordance with the provisions of § 1.20 part.

(7) Securities transferred to the futures commission merchant or derivatives clearing organization under the agreement are held in a safekeeping account with a bank as referred to in paragraph (d)(2) of this section, a Federal Reserve Bank, a derivatives clearing organization, or the Depository Trust Company in an account that complies with the requirements of § 1.26.

Many were sent away by their parents for safekeeping, to stay with relatives in remote villages.

Participants acknowledged the need to build capacity in-country for storage, safekeeping, and research, with most voicing the view that the international research community should help in this effort.