Sentence examples for their misappropriation from inspiring English sources

However, we understand their desire to distract from ongoing, actual litigation, regarding their misappropriation of trade secrets and infringing on our intellectual property.

In Niger, committee members being closely related to each other led to difficulties in dealing with their misappropriation of funds (Meuwissen 2002).

Some of these books, with their sensationalized misappropriation of Haitian Vodou, inspired the first zombie movies: "White Zombie," "Revolt of the Zombies," and "I Walked with a Zombie".

A symbol of pride to many students and alumni, Chief Illiniwek can at the same time be a hurtful reminder to American Indians of their mistreatment, of the misappropriation of their culture.

Superior Court Judge Kathleen Kennedy already could sentence the council members to eight years in prison based on their convictions for misappropriation of public funds.

In 2004, President Bush signed a proclamation barring entry to the United States for any foreign officials and their family members "whose misappropriation of public funds" has had serious adverse effects on American businesses or national security interests.

IN THE aftermath of the collapse of the Stop Online Piracy Act, a number of people have been revisiting the question of whether something needs to be done about further protecting copyright owners against digital misappropriation of their works, even if this particular legislation wasn't it.

So, without the Iraq war, Palestinians might have not spent quite as much time ducking for cover from Israeli air strikes or lamenting the misappropriation of their land by settlers, and maybe – and, admittedly, that's a huge maybe – we'd be in a situation where the two sides had stopped continuously trying to kill each other.

Primary researchers should consider means to reduce misappropriation of their work, and journalists and editors should be accountable for writing headlines that draw in readers while conserving accuracy.

Their name came from a misappropriation of Paul McCartney's original stage name, Ramon.

The countries, which included Britain, France and Canada, endorsed a statement at a conference in The Hague saying that their goals included preventing "the misappropriation of technologies for repressive ends, inappropriate requests for personal data for political purposes, and illegitimate blocking of content".