| It has a contemporary edge that recalls, without appropriating, the vocabulary of William Forsythe. |
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| In appropriating reproductive power without women, it enacts an appropriation of maternity by patriarchy. |
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| My issue is that he's compensating for his own missed childhood by appropriating other people's childhoods. |
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| Because it was university property, appropriating the sign had to be an undercover job. |
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| The United States emerged as the world's industrial leader by illicitly appropriating mechanical and scientific innovations from Europe. |
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| Brands are being used to humanise corporations by appropriating cuddly characteristics such as courage, honesty, friendliness and fun. |
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| This work illustrates her recent turn from appropriating photojournalistic images and portraits, toward obscuring the body. |
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| Cavendish is appropriating Machiavellian virtu as a female as well as male quality. |
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| The two were astonishingly productive, and some of the most noted men of the day were accused of appropriating their ideas. |
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| But the Revolution widened the gap irrecoverably, the British appropriating the overseas markets and resources that France lost. |
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| Supposing a landowner exploits his tenants and mulcts them of the fruit of their toil by appropriating it to his own use. |
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| Has anybody taken our New Wave of abstract artists to task for appropriating aboriginal art? |
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| You will know that on occasions, Government is accused of appropriating elements of research for its pre-decided purposes. |
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| Just as academe got bashed for appropriating jazz, this show will face criticism for its heady approach. |
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| Any talk about the city, any observation about the place becomes a way of appropriating it. |
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| This is especially true of re-eligere, since choice implies appropriating for oneself. |
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| Up until now, either they did not save in this way or they tried to hide it, in order to avoid any risk of their husbands appropriating it. |
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| Yet again, the Union is appropriating the competences of the Member States and failing to replace their policies. |
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| Chad has taken steps to prevent any other State or legal person from appropriating anything falling within the scope of its national sovereignty. |
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| This is appropriating an area of jurisdiction that does not belong to it and forces Quebec and the provinces to become managers for Ottawa. |
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| What this means is that our continent is appropriating a disproportionate share of the world's natural resources, whether terrestrial or marine. |
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| Farmers criticize NGOs and academics for appropriating their struggles and their voices. |
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| They will be good at nothing, as they will be incapable of appropriating the knowledge of others, using their own words. |
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| Japan identified the difficulty of appropriating emissions from international maritime and air transport. |
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| Gianni MOTTI works back and forth between art and reality, either infiltrating reality or appropriating it as a work of art. |
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| Jim Shaw, Raymond Pettibon and Larry Johnson engaged in a critique of consumer society by appropriating the language and images of the media. |
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| By appropriating postcards, tourists felt like they were taking away some part of the place they had visited. |
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| After all, with twerking, Cyrus was appropriating the hip-hop dance moves of Southern black women in bounce music and culture. |
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| So the Portuguese fled, and the Walanda installed themselves in the one and only town on the island, appropriating the buildings and the possessions of the enemy. |
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| By appropriating the fashion of the northwest outdoors, the designers took cycling out of the alternative-lifestyle gutter into the mainstream traffic of contemporary living. |
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| Of course, celebrities were appropriating Native American culture long before Harry Styles bought his first bottle of hair gel. |
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| Incidentally, Rousteing has no qualms with fast-fashion brands appropriating his designs either. |
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| As for the new conquerors and settlers, unlike the Normans in England, they did not succeed in appropriating the native past, and, as far as we know, made no attempt to do so. |
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| Edward took particular delight in appropriating the royal home of the Gwynedd dynasty. |
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| It's a different version of appropriating. |
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| In welcoming the report and appropriating its conclusion, the EC pre-empts the debate and finesses the policy activists of Oxfam as neatly as you will ever see. |
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| The Commission considers that these figures are relatively low and do not prevent the company from appropriating the benefits of the training costs. |
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| Since the bill relinquishes funds it might otherwise have gained, it is not appropriating money but forfeiting revenue it would have raised without such changes. |
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| The world's mightiest power was appropriating the right to determine the only correct perspective on human rights and was picking and choosing victims indiscriminately from among sovereign States. |
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| Acts which consist of illegally appropriating the cultural property of another person, whether such acts be classed by national law as misappropriation, fraud, breach of trust or otherwise. |
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| The United States has held no prize courts since 1899 for the additional reason of its more liberal policy of requisitioning foreign vessels with compensation rather than appropriating them as prizes. |
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| He was followed by Alexander Nevsky, who blamed Andrey for appropriating a portion of tribute due to the Horde. |
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| Over time, official currencies have become something to hoard and a vehicle for appropriating wealth to the detriment of social ties and community interest. |
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| They refrain from appropriating, reproducing, or modifying established evaluation and assessment instruments without the expressed permission and adequate recognition of the original author, publisher and copyright holder. |
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| While saying that it is very difficult to assess the price of intangible assets a very sleek scheme has been established for appropriating someone else's ideas gratis. |
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| Scholars have speculated that emerging elites were symbolically and physically appropriating dead ancestors to emphasize and project their own authority. |
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| Likewise, eight works from Serie Grimoire, 1981, referenced the artist's works for TV by appropriating the bulbous rectangular frame of early tube sets. |
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| Appropriating and borrowing things from other cultures buffet-style seems like a good way of cutting down the amount of time you have to spend hacking out the basics. |
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