Sentence examples for and a confiscation of from inspiring English sources

Isar Enterprises was told to pay £10,730 in fines, costs and a confiscation of profits order after it failed to obtain the legally required licence to remove a roost of brown long-eared bats from offices it was redeveloping in Matlock.

The debate on the causes of the 2001 crisis (which included a sizable devaluation, a debt default and a confiscation of banking deposits) mimic the larger one on Argentina's long-term decline.

Greeks now face the prospect of prolonged capital controls, severe political unrest and eventually a confiscation of ordinary citizens' savings to finance a government's withdrawal from the world.

Going over the top like that with Nekromantik was our way to protest, which resulted in indexing and a nationwide confiscation of the films.

The monetary value of the discs was so small and the counterfeiting piece so minor (fake labels for duplicates of discs that Dell doesn't even provide any more) that if anything it would be a fine and confiscation of the shipment, not a 5-year case alleging millions in damages.

It held that the people on Stag Hill, angered by the initial arrest earlier that day, and the confiscation of an A.T.V., hatched an elaborate plan to lure the rangers back into the woods, specifically in order to ambush them and kill them, in revenge.

The court was satisfied that the requisite level of criminality had been made out with respect to 292E, and issued a confiscation order to seize property of a 'contract cheating company' for the purposes of further investigation, but the case was not pursued beyond this point as the confiscation order was an acceptable level of closure.

He and his wife are under a house arrest that includes beatings and the confiscation of personal property, a human rights group says.

Few poachers are ever caught, and, when they are, they face a light fine and confiscation of their fish.

He came to personify the power of economic obstacles and how a lifetime of shakedowns and confiscation of goods by authorities can stifle hope of meaningful work or entrepreneurship and how governments can reverse that cycle.

Family life was shattered in 1914 with the internment of his Anglophile father as an alien and the official confiscation of all land and property.