| Profoundly controversial to contemporaries, this was an unparalleled secular spoliation of ecclesiastical property. |
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| Eventually, this would lead to its physical spoliation, but that was in the future. |
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| Urban expansion was contained, agricultural and forest management balanced, and attempts were made to redress spoliation. |
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| None of us wants to feel responsible for the spoliation of sites, but even there the acquisitions process is not as guilty as is often alleged. |
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| These paragraphs, as pleaded, are the framework within which that court foresaw the spoliation issues being litigated. |
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| A finding of spoliation may result in an adverse inference against the party who destroyed the evidence. |
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| Redress for spoliation of bank assets is made independently of other asset confiscations. |
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| The system of reparations for spoliation of bank assets is different from that applying to material spoliation. |
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| We then brought a spoliation order against PIKITUP and City of Johannesburg. |
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| This situation is aggravated by the lack of effective redress against land spoliation. |
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| There was, in particular, a lot of spoliation of personal goods and professional equipment from apartments in eastern Paris. |
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| In August 2003 the museum approached the Attorney General to ask whether he has the power to authorise the museum trustees to restitute in the case of Nazi-era spoliation. |
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| A contentious royalist press bitterly denounced the policies of the Assembly as spoliation and the Revolutionary atmosphere as a form of anarchy. |
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| In spoliation matters as well as in the wide scope of defining who was a Jew and then arresting victims in both zones, Vichy led the way. |
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| For that reason, patenting, which is de facto the privatization of the living, is a totally unjustifiable spoliation. |
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| In case of spoliation the dispossessed people shall have the right to the lawful recovery of its property as well as to an adequate compensation. |
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| They learned spoliation, the most radical and absolute self-abasement, from Him. |
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| A recent court case in Florida imposed spoliation sanctions for destruction of emails, calendar entries and text messages stored on portable electronic devices. |
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| These dismissals were mainly motivated by the existence of prior compensation or by the Commission's incompetency, for example in cases of spoliation that occurred abroad. |
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| The purpose of a spoliation sanction is to prevent spoliators from benefiting from their wrongdoing. |
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| Beginning in Late Antiquity the granite was reused, which since at least the early 16th century became known as spoliation. |
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| A Prussian scheme for compensating Frederick Augustus with Bohemia in exchange for Saxony obviously presupposed further spoliation of Austria. |
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| The administrative unit has also undertaken a study of questionnaires received during a given period of time, in order to get a better idea of the profile of victims of spoliation. |
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| Depending on the circumstances, acts to conceal or destroy evidence or misrepresent its true origins might be considered both tampering and spoliation. |
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| When litigation ensues, corporations are often ill-equipped to stop backup tape recycling, intentional spoliation or unintentional data overwriting. |
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| In trickery, evasion, procrastination, spoliation, botheration, under false pretences of all sorts, there are influences that can never come to good. |
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