Sentence examples for a record seizure from inspiring English sources
It was a record seizure for Hong Kong at the time, representing at least 400 slaughtered elephants.
Authorities at the Hong Kong International Airport made a record seizure of illegal rhino horns last week, estimated to be worth about $2.2 million, officials said.
The story, essentially true, was derived from a book by Robin Moore that described how two narcotics detectives, Eddie Egan and Sonny Grosso, broke up a drug smuggling ring in the early 1960s, resulting in a record seizure: 120 pounds of heroin, worth more than $32 million.
They pointed to a variety of improvements at the border, including a record seizure of drug-related cash and guns, falling or flat rates of violent crime in border towns, and record lows in the flow of illegal immigrants across the border.
The ABF has described it as a record seizure for the state.
The recent raid of a Laguna Niguel shooting range, resulting in a record seizure of assault weapons, wasn't the first time that law enforcement had visited the facility.
However, two exceptions were noted: (1) a case of complex status in which headache lasted for hours and, (2) a case in which the headache lasted most of the 20 min of a recorded seizure [11].
Croatian people are really proud of their well-preserved natural environment and they don't always see all these raving kids in the best light, as a very nice local security guy explained to me, also showed me a local press headline of the day about a record drugs seizure, which clearly demonstrates political tensions that festivals in new locations can bring.
In this procedure, a portion of the skull is temporarily removed and a grid of electrodes is placed on the brain's surface in order to record seizure activity and pinpoint the spot in the brain where it begins.
The phone record seizure was unusual and although it was unclear what the government wanted from the records, it appeared to be part of a Justice Department investigation into a news leak involving a Yemeni terrorist plot.
AP condemns phone record seizure Jump to media player The Associated Press has described the US government's secret seizure of its journalists' telephone records as a "massive and unprecedented intrusion".
