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apropriação catalán
desfalcament The fraudulent appropriation of funds or property entrusted to your care but actually owned by someone else.
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Examples for "embezzlement"
Examples for "embezzlement"
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We need to deal with the embezzlement and fraud charges as well.
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Borge is accused of illicit enrichment, embezzlement and abuse of public office.
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Eight are accused of embezzlement, according to the government's official news website.
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A Bank Mega manager was arrested in late April over alleged embezzlement.
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Mubarak is serving a separate three-year sentence for embezzlement of public funds.
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The family were accused of corruption, bribery, and misappropriation of state assets.
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He was found guilty of charges including bribery and misappropriation of funds.
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Nobody's talking about misappropriation of office supplies: pens, staplers, copy paper.
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Starr has been charged with wire fraud, securities fraud and misappropriation of funds.
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He was accused of unprofessional conduct together with misappropriation of funds.
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Treasurer Norris was constantly accused by Leicester and Sidney of gross peculation.
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The ministers guilty of peculation seek, O Bharata, to slay such informants.
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And then, too, she had referred again to her sin of peculation.
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There had been no fraud; no robbery; no purpose of peculation.
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Scandals in his Department gave rise to sweeping charges of peculation.
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At last a crisis came; the defalcation could be concealed no longer.
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One of its families once suffered a slight loss from a defalcation.
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And, finally, there is no defalcation of revenue, no pressure of taxation.
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This matter of Cowperwood's and Stener's defalcation he had long heard of.
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They once had a defalcation, but only of a trifling amount.
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It began by accident: a misapplication of colour on a nearly-finished canvas.
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The misapplication of public money has become the great crime of the age.
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This misapplication of terms must be very often perplexing to the young student.
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Earnest Christian ministers and laymen strive with this misapplication wherever they discover it.
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Every spill or every misapplication of make-up and I reach for the wipes.
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While, therefore, we blame their misapplication, we should beware of depreciating their value.
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Corruption erodes faith in government because of the mismanagement and misapplication of public resources.
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Strange that their very elevation was a misapplication, that to raise seemed to falsify.
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The misunderstanding or the misapplication of any principle, theory or device, always leads to error.
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It is misapplication which makes much of what is called "artistic furnishing" ridiculous.
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Mr Parker says people can wrongly assume this is resistance to the chemical rather than misapplication.
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Hence the usual misapplication of the sinking fund.
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The substance of this statement is correct, but there is a slight misapplication of the facts.
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It's the misapplication of the principle that has retarded Alaska and ruined so many of us.
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That is a sad misapplication of the word.
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It is a misapplication of his powers, which it also cripples, and tears away his hearers.