appropriation
গ্রাহ
definition
noun
the appropriation of parish funds
the action of taking something for one's own use, typically without the owner's permission.
So he's going to remind us that our homeland is more secure, but it needs to be even more secure yet, meaning appropriations of money.
a sum of money or total of assets devoted to a special purpose.
translation of 'appropriation'
দখল,
অধিকার,
অধিকৃত বস্তু,
আত্মসাত্
noun
গ্রাহ,
গ্রাস
example
Many of the works on the political side of the spectrum relied on fragmentation, 'appropriation' and postmodern distancing to make their points.
dishonest 'appropriation' of property
When all the shouting is over, it is hard to say what lingers: the dialogue with 'appropriation' , which is like a secret language between artists, or a timeless tragedy of American marriage and mores.
The genocide, dehumanisation of the people through forced labour, expropriation of land and 'appropriation' of cattle all contributed to the redefinition of manhood.
The requirement of a legislative 'appropriation' applies to an expenditure by the Crown to perform a contract no less than an expenditure for any other purpose.
The bill called for a modest 'appropriation' of five million dollars per year to launch the project.
But if the rumours are true that all white pop music is watered-down corporate-led cynical 'appropriation' of black culture, the suits have done a pretty good job in turning in a formula that works both ways.
‘It needn't be a vehicle for retribution, just somewhere where tales of white 'appropriation' of black culture, not to mention outright theft, can finally be laid to rest’.
Ten years ago, Exotica was pop's graveyard: now it's a musical interzone, where a hundred questions about purism, authenticity, 'appropriation' , art and fun pop up and fall back into the lounge bar chatter.
To defend appropriation for a moment, one of the things artists of that generation articulated was the impossibility to conceive of cultural production as anything other than 'appropriation' .
Imitation began with the study of ancient and modern masterworks, paid honor to other artists through 'appropriation' of their motifs, and challenged one to discern and represent the best parts of nature.
This provides that a person's 'appropriation' of another's property is not to be regarded as dishonest if he believes that he has the right in law to deprive the other of it.
Generally, what is considered reclamation is rather 'appropriation' or confiscation of what is legitimately and historically part of the waterbodies.
More specifically, there are signs that the photographer put an idiosyncratic and skeptical spin on his 'appropriation' of various graphic tactics and values.
I feel very strongly that these changes should be made because rock music is one of the few means of expression that remains a strong voice, despite the effects of co-option and 'appropriation' .
As one moves further from the Wiccan mainstream, neopaganism's eclectic quality - its status as a religion of 'appropriation' - becomes yet more obvious.
One can never forget how much he rejected or ignored during the years spanned by this collection, from Pop art and Minimalism to photo-based art and 'appropriation' decades later.
the 'appropriation' accounts
How do we evaluate this work in light of the questions of authorship, 'appropriation' , and identity which have motivated much of the most progressive art of the last twenty-five years.
And a private member's bill is legislation covering anything other than legislation imposing or varying a tax or requiring the 'appropriation' of revenue.
He believes cultural 'appropriation' is ‘artistically wrong.’
In this sense, one of the primary postconceptualist strategy, 'appropriation' , was deployed rapaciously upon Conceptual art itself.
The 'appropriation' of Greek monuments and statuary continued.
To use that intellectual property for private purposes - or not to share that information with the public - is just as serious an offence against the public as any other 'appropriation' of public property for private purposes.
After all, technologically ambitious image making has always developed in two complementary and competing paths: as overwhelming presentation in a public space and as private 'appropriation' .
Although Congress has scrutinized the subsidy almost annually and until 1993 required annual renewals, its character as a tax 'appropriation' has made the subsidy less publicly visible.
They have smokescreened a programme of violence and intimidation behind 'appropriation' of the Irish language and simplistic slogans but the zealotry can be carried to degrees that are self-defeating.
What's tricky is that people can conflate those ideas about collage and 'appropriation' and art and culture with ideas about downloading and file-sharing.
The compelling visuality of the work of art resists 'appropriation' by either the cleverness of historical explanations or the eloquence of descriptive language.
Both the copies and the rubbings are completely different in spirit from postmodernist 'appropriation' .
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