Hypothecate used in a sentence

Hypothecate in a sentence as a verb

I did it, I was there...That money wasn't just being hypothecated.

I found that the correct spelling though is "rehypothecated".

Along with that, they can hypothecate any and all equipment that has been purchased in the company's account.

NI isn't hypothecated - the money the government collects through NI is thrown into the pot with almost all other taxes.

I don’t see the problem there, and the hypothecated problem is consistent with many others in America.

Actually the council tax pays for a large proportion of local government spending its not a hypothecated tax.

What if a certain amount the baby tax was hypothecated to planting trees, to offset the extra CO2 that that individual would produce?

Won't Wall St find a way to securitize and infinitely re-hypothecate the vote?If I bring a big sack of money to the polls, can I purchase additional votes on election day?

The agent must formulate a mental model of the relation in order to hypothecate the presence of necessity / causality between a pair of events.

In which case you believe the Finnish Broadcasting Company is now a government spokes-channel, no?Does it not make a difference that it's set up as an hypothecated tax, where revenue from the Yle tax is dedicated to go to Yleisradio?

I recently went through the process in India and was quite surprised at the amount of rigour - the bank requested a lot of information including grades since high school, discussed potential earnings and requested that the familial home be hypothecated to the bank.