Every year legislators and bureaucrats disgorge new laws and regulations which discourage job creation.
Overloaded luggage carousels haphazardly disgorge bloated bags as waiting passengers elbow forward.
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They're at New Delhi's Emporio mall, where herds of chauffeur-driven Jaguars and Audis disgorge shoppers heading to the Louis Vuitton and Christian Louboutin stores.
These facts, and the possibility that the defendant could get a contempt-of-court citation for failing to disgorge funds from offshore accounts, give plaintiffs some leverage.
The summary judgment says Rivera could be ordered to disgorge his profits from the scam and pay fines and pre-judgment interest at an Aug. 8 hearing.
Liquids and laptop are carried in the same place in my bags every time so when I get to disgorge, I know exactly where they are.
As they watch tour buses disgorge groups of sprightly 60-year-old pensioners in trainers into cobbled squares and historic cathedrals, most Europeans know that there is something amiss.
Those companies should have to prove disgorge profits from withholding power between May 2000 and October 2000, unless they can show they did nothing wrong, FERC staff recommended.
And Bush will call for new powers to revoke or "disgorge" bonuses and other incentives paid to CEOs if it is later determined they were involved in or responsible for corrupt or unethical practices.
Will they seek to disgorge any ill-gotten gains?
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Funny that the shift comes a little more than a week after New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer filed a complaint against five former telecom execs demanding they disgorge profits from initial public offerings they received from Salomon.
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