MOSCOW — Turkey's confrontation with Syria spread on Thursday to include Russia, Syria's principal military ally, when Turkey's prime minister said Russian munitions intended for Syria's government had been impounded from a Syrian commercial jetliner forced to land in Turkey.
His car was impounded for investigation and then repossessed.
Her car was impounded for 10 months.
After a few days, the cat recovered and was impounded for veterinary surveillance.
When streams are impounded, they rapidly change from relatively shallow flowing habitats to deep standing bodies of water, which most native stream fishes have likely not experienced during their evolutionary history (Baxter 1977).
Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich, who proposed the requirement, said in a statement that it would reduce the "uncontrolled breeding of cats that can turn into a severe public health concern" and "help identify the owners of the nearly 29,000 cats that are impounded annually and prevent them from being euthanized".
An article on Wednesday about a painting on loan to the Mary Brogan Museum of Art and Science in Tallahassee, Fla., that a federal prosecutor says might have been stolen from a Jewish family during World War II referred incompletely to a way museums may protect works on loan to them from being impounded by federal officials in ownership disputes.
The books arriving from England were impounded in March, but in late May the collector of customs decided not to proceed with the case - Ferlinghetti had had a further 2,500 copies printed in the US, to get round the legal technicality of importing obscene material - and the outlook appeared bright for the poet and his publisher.
She said her passport was impounded in February 1997, when she returned from a trip.
The museum needed the gun printed because the example it had originally purchased from the USA had been impounded by customs.
Other clues may be gleaned from the rental car, which was impounded to the state police lab in Augusta.
