Sentence examples for such proceeds from inspiring English sources

If a museum wants to use such proceeds for other purposes, it must obtain state approval.

The current policy allows the use of such proceeds only for acquisitions.

Alexico will need such proceeds to offset the lost condo revenue.

The non-profit purchased tens of thousands of copies of "Three Cups of Tea" and "From Stones Into Schools" from commercial retailers, which meant that royalties would be paid to Mortenson, who doesn't donate such proceeds to C.A.I.

The group at biggest risk are the big boys of the secondary market, the companies – all such sales, some $12.5m across roughly 30,000 transactions at about $415 a ticket, would have to be unwound, and so all such proceeds would be sucked out of such companies' coffers for good.

"In response to our concerns that revenue-sharing proceeds have not been used as required, the Marlins have assured the union and the commissioner's office that they plan to use such proceeds to increase player payroll annually as they move toward the opening of their new ballpark," Michael Weiner, the executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association, said in a statement.

At the time, it was the first such proceeding in which a judge was impeached in more than 50 years.

Mr. Ledwith said KPMG "cannot fathom the basis for any such proceeding" against it by the S.E.C. "We did the right thing with regard to Xerox," he said.

Now that Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco has raised the prospect of impeachment, the focus of the effort to remove Justice Peter G. Verniero from the State Supreme Court has turned to the State Assembly, where any such proceeding would have to begin.

Bell's lawyer, Kevin Winters, assured me that Bell "will fight the charges," and it seems unlikely that the truth about McConville's death will come out in any such proceeding.

A19 NEW YORK/REGION B1-10 ImpeacHearingsarings Begin in Connecticut The legislative committee investigating whether to recommend the impeachment of Gov. John G. Rowland began taking testimony in public hearings, the first such proceeding involving a sitting United States governor in 16 years.