spoilations造句

• He was chairman of a select committee on French spoilations.
• He carried on a system of spoilation by carrying off cattle that belonged to people he called his enemies, and also Blackmailing people.
• We who drink from Lake Waco have been fighting our own tide, and it's the tide of unfettered spoilation for the sake of commerce.
• It seemed then that the ancestral seats which were our chief national artistic achievement were doomed to decay and spoilation like the monasteries in the sixteenth century.
• The 20 /-land of Auldtoun-Crosbie had been held by William however it was sold to George Shaw for ?320 in part payment for the his spoilation at Cunninghamhead.
• Infineon, which is based in Germany, filed a motion late Monday for Virginia District Court Judge Robert Payne to dismiss Rambus'patent infringement suit based on " spoilation, " or the willful destruction of evidence, and other misconduct.
• According to Sanford C . Bernstein analyst Craig Moffett in a recent Wall Street Journal article, " cases involving spoilation of evidence rarely go to trial because the odds are so skewed against the offending party . " In this case, the judge won't only tell the jury that EchoStar failed to preserve certain evidence; he is barring Dish from calling its expert witness to testify on damages.
• "' Zubulake Revisited "'- In " Pension Committee of the University of Montreal Pension Plan, et al . v . Banc of America Securities, LLC, et al ., " 05 Civ . 9016 released on January 11, 2010, Judge Scheindlin pens a judgement titled  Zubulake Revisited regarding spoilation and litigation hold . ( Scheindlin's ruling regarding litigation holds was rejected by the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in a different case .)