Sentence examples for type of appropriation from inspiring English sources

"This type of appropriation of language is only going to continue unless the U.S.P.T.O.

A list of energy resilience projects planned by the Department of Defense by military department and military installation, whether appropriated or alternative financed for the next two fiscal years, including project description, fuel type, expected award date, and the type of appropriation or alternative financing expected for use.

This type of appropriation is certainly important as a form of artistic expression; however, it is not clear the level to which Yang understands the modifications, from an electronic engineering perspective.

Case 6 gives an example of this type of appropriation where public communal savannahs and marshlands used by landless people for fishing or growing short cycle crops were unlawfully taken over [68].

Black America must learn itself in context of history, and then it can better insulate against this type of appropriation.

Here on the Huffington Post, Antonio Moore pointed to genealogy and DNA testing as a way to "insulate against this type of appropriation".

Consider it an extension of the various other types of appropriation that brands on social media engage in on the daily: the memes, the "insouciant, lower-case voice," the facade of casual friendliness adorned with in-jokes and teen-speak.

History tells us that there is good reason to allow for certain types of appropriation.

There are three types of appropriations measures.

Rescissions can be included either in separate rescission measures or any of the three types of appropriations measures".--PDF page 2. California.

[for detailed discussions of Vaibhāṣika ontology and its analysis of mind see Williams 1981, Bastow 1994, and Cox 1995] The Vaibhāṣika solution consists in the introduction of a new type of dharma, that of appropriation (prāpti), whose persistence in the mental stream is not due to any other factors, including the results of past actions, but rather to its own capacity to replicate itself.