Sentence examples for to be commingled from inspiring English sources

"Chase Bank permitted all funds from putative investors to be commingled in a single account and permitted Madoff to withdraw the funds as he saw fit, without limitation," it continued.

What it does is no more than to apply its domestic policy, rooted in its conceptions of morality and order, to property which, for such a purpose, may fairly be deemed to have passed out of commerce and to be commingled in an absorbing mass.

>> That these things are going to be commingled as opposed to being separate with.

Archeologists, geologists, and paleontologists began working on "site formation processes" to get a better understanding of how assemblages of fragmented animal bones and stone tools came to be commingled.

These particular ETFs will allow the "gold" to be commingled with the custodian's gold, and the custodian can lease out the gold.

MSN's deal with Pressplay is not exclusive and Jeremy Hinman, director of MSN Music, said the company "will work to broaden the catalog in the way that makes the most sense". But Andy Schuon, president and chief executive of Pressplay, said his company won't allow its service to be commingled with any other music-distribution service.

The property transferred to the fund by each donor must be commingled with, and invested or reinvested with, other property transferred to the fund by other donors satisfying the requirements of subparagraphs (1) and (2) of this paragraph.

No Federal funds contributed or credited to an account of an infrastructure bank established under this section may be commingled with Federal funds contributed or credited to any other account of such bank.

Stimulus dollars have to be spent before the end of FY2010 and must not be commingled with appropriated funds.

If your employer makes matching contributions, those will be put into a separate account, similar to a traditional 401 k), because that money has not been taxed and can not be commingled with your after-tax contributions.

This can jeopardize your life -- not just your credit or finances, as the fraudster's medical information can be commingled with yours, precipitating blood type changes, and eliminating certain allergies to meds or presenting new ones.