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Whatever the truth of it, handwriting is now consigned, like hand-carried post, to the realm of snails.

Picasso's masterpiece was the heart of a collection consigned by the heirs of Mrs Sidney F. Brody.

Those with a passing interest in history recall how the last time the Tories lured them into government the party was consigned to oblivion.

Meantime, the bad bank would act like the Resolution Trust Corporation, which gradually liquidated the assets consigned to it.

A customer would prefer to hold a large amount of consigned inventory, viewing it as a cheap way of buffering against demand uncertainty.

Mr Bush, having consigned the mullahs to an "axis of evil" in his first term, refused to let Americans attend.

A car accident consigned him to a wheelchair for the rest of his life.

Several speakers at the Zermatt Summit believe the time has come for Mr Friedman's theories to be consigned to the dustbin of history.

And whose informing voice had consigned me to the hangman. I had walled the monster up within the tomb!

Chocolate Spreads to Europe Spanish monks, who had been consigned to process the cocoa beans, finally let the secret out.

While monsters are often consigned to ancient legend and literary fiction, many are held to be in some sense real.

Four dissidents contacted by the Financial Times said they had been all but consigned to their homes during the Games.

The painting was consigned to the log pile, judged noxious and unsaleable by my mother, inheritor of a modest art collection.

This collector consigned six important pieces, including a rare pale jade boulder carving with an inscription.

all shpg docs to be consigned to the bank.

All consigned components must be inspected for quality by the vendor as they are received.

Article 6. Artifacts or property rights which may be auctioned shall be consigned for auction by the owner or be disposable legally.

A periodic physical inventory needs to be established to account for all consigned inventories.

When a love affair ends, the once treasured mementos of lost romance are often consigned to the dustbin or a bonfire.

FULL SET OF FREIGHT PREPAID AIRWAY BILL. CONSIGNED TO THE APPLICANT AND NOTIFYING THE APPLICANT.

He also bought a large greenish-grey jade dragon seal consigned by a French family that had acquired it in the early 1900s.

With modern manufacturing underdeveloped, many young workers with fewer skills and less education are consigned to the informal sector.

but in bigger scale firms, operation are often consigned to project managers who have the right of sharing residue profit.

It was consigned to oblivion on December 23rd, in an almost unanimous vote of the country's parliament.

It has been consigned by Mrs. Wendell Cherry, the widow of the founder of Humana, a health-care company, who bought it in 1998.

Full set of ocean bill of loding in original showing "Freight Prepaid" and consigned to applicant.

But the accord is in precarious shape, and Beijing would applaud if Cancun consigned it to history.

The sacred thread and the tuft of hair were consigned to the fire, completing his severance from caste, sex, and society.

In a fury, he consigned all his manuscripts to the flames.

Variation is nowadays usually consigned to subspecies, mostly strongly linked to geographic distribution.

If the federal government chooses not to appeal, her finding will stand and the offending policy will be consigned to history.

Once they were inside the EU, it was felt that war, dictatorship and poverty were safely consigned to the past.

ORIGINAL AIRWAY BILL SHOWING GOODS CONSIGNED TO OURSELVES MARKED FREIGHT PREPAID AND NOTIFY US AND THE APPLICANT SHOWING THIS CREDIT NUMBER.

Bulldozers consigned the true scale of the disaster to the speculation of future historians.

It may mean the country is consigned to stagnation, which only makes an eventual default appear more inevitable.

Whoever ends up owning Barnes & amp; Noble faces a tough task: adapt to the Brave New World, or be consigned to the History section.

The buyer may supply consigned components for a product as necessary.

The buyer will provide a Quality Control Specification for the consigned component as required.

Nineteen years ago today, China's ruling Communist Party consigned itself to the history books. Not immediately, of course.

Nazi ideology saw non-Aryan races as inferior to Germans and consigned Europe's Slavs and Jews to servitude or extermination.

Two decades ago most city folk were consigned to dilapidated quarters provided by their state-owned employer.

Banks would achieve a return on their consigned assets only as the bad bank sold them or allowed them to mature.

FULL SET OF CLEAN ON BOARD MARINE BILLS OF LADING CONSIGNED TO ORDER BLANK EDNORSED MARKED FREIGHT PREPAID AND CLAUSED NOTIFY APPLICANT.

His body was consigned to a common grave, but his genius still resounds in concert halls the world over.

The vendor must provide a Receiving Inspection Report to the buyer within 5 days after receipt of the consigned component.

Talk of reform was consigned to excitable fringe meetings at party conferences and the occasional oped article by keen MPs.

The battery, which has powered our lives for generations, may soon be consigned to the dustbin of history.

FULL SET CLEAN ON BOARD OCEAN BILL OF LADING CONSIGNED AND NOTIFY TO APPLICANTS AND MARKED FREIGHT COLLECT.

One original and one copy of airway bill, Contract No. and shipping marks and consigned to the Buyer.

The goods were consigned to you by railway and should have arrived by now.

The pieces are among five bronzes consigned for sale next month by the same collector.

Judged unfit for work, they were being consigned to the gas chamber.

A agreement shall be sign off, if BPVI is consigned to completed other inspection by contractor or client.

Party B should do his endeavor to fulfill the transportation consigned by party A within period.

Then in 1991, the resolution was reversed and (to quote another senior American diplomat) consigned "to the dustbin of history" .

Liase and coordinate with customer on delivery on any consigned materials, fixtures, test program and samples.

Most musical instruments wear out or are consigned to niche markets by design changes.

The owner consigned the paintings to a dealer for sale.

The 50 tons Walnut meat have been consigned to you per S. S. "East Wind" .

Fox hunting should be consigned to the dustbin of history.

Cigarette vending machines could soon be consigned to history.

Assist and support routine jobs consigned by Sales Department.

Sentences will be consigned to museums if the emptiness in writing persists.

This president memorably consigned Iran (with Iraq and North Korea) to an "axis of evil" in January 2002.

Therefore virtue is consigned to this country.

Now the whole system has already consigned a usage, the whole movements are normal.

The orphan was consigned to her uncle's care.

The captured criminals were consigned to the dungeons.

Suggest three reasons why most freight traffic is consigned by road.

Leonid Brezhnev and PW Botha are consigned to the dustbin of history.

But as the close of the 111th Congress proved, the 112th is hardly consigned to total gridlock.

The captured rebels were consigned to the dungeons.

The losing royal would end up not only dead, but devoid of name and monument, in other words consigned to oblivion.

The goods were consigned to you by railway.

the one to whom something, such goods and merchandise , is consigned.

This is to inform you that we have received ten cases of leather jackets consigned by you.

Instead, we are consigned to a slow, painful climb-out, as are nations such as Japan and Mexico that depend on US demand.

Should they suffer a loss today they will be consigned to life outside the top flight next season.

Lord Cunliffe's son consigned 25 archaic bronzes to the Bonhams sale.

He claims that companies based on rigid hierarchy will be consigned to the dustbin of history.

Other duty consigned by company.

How can a man like him be consigned a country to?

We will use the tools of grassroots journalism or be consigned to history.

This work develops an embedded storage management system based on MO for digital camera, which is consigned by Fujitsu Corp.

and pick up your consigned luggage.

The manner of this computation is consigned to Appendix 1. 3.

The name and address of the party outside Hong Kong to which the goods are consigned.

The decision to close the factory has consigned 6000 people to the scrap heap .

The cumulative grantings of all the Consigned Loan shall have a monthly statistics.

He consigned the boy to the care of the aunt .

consignee The one to whom something, such as goods or merchandise, is consigned.

Two. That one is consigned and I'll take this one with me. I want to take a seat near the window.

Mr. Gall, who died last year, had consigned the collection to the Montclair shop for sale.

The European Union (EU) terminated its anti-circumvention investigation into disposable lighters consigned from Hong Kong on January 30.

She thought of the child consigned to the nethermost corner of hell, as its double doom for lack of baptism and lack of legitimacy;

where the personal or property damage is caused to the travelers, the consigned travel service shall undertake the fault liability;

Meeting affairs are consigned to be undertaken by Shanghai Radio Administration;

An Empirical Study of the Impact of Consigned Funds Business upon Banking Industry

Analysis on Safety Condition for Consigned Workers and Its Countermeasures

clean air waybills showing freight , consigned to applicant, notifying . . . company

"He knows that everything he writes is consigned to posterity (oblivion's other, seemingly more benign, face)" (Joyce Carol Oates)

Management and coordination of fine measurement and test consigned by different divisions

Theory Delving and Practice thinking of Consigned Coal Enterprises Management

clean air waybills showing freight preight , consigned to applicant, notifying . . . company

Application of Consigned Practice Model in Maritime Practice Teaching

parcel post receipt evidencing goods consigned to. . . and quoting our credit number

consign He consigned his business to his brother's care

SHIPPER'S INSTRUCTION IN CASE OF INABLITY TO DELIVER SHIPMENT AS CONSIGNED

Is consigned to carry out pattern evaluation

Monitor the status of Vendor consigned stock at customer or distributor site

Study of consigned designated confirmer digital signature based on elliptic curve

air way bill for goods consigned to. . . quoting our credit number

Place or country whence consigned, coded *

Memorandum issued by consigned to

consigned to (name of consignee)