Sentence examples for at confiscation from inspiring English sources

"And when that doesn't work, because criminals won't register their guns, we may be looking at confiscation".

But gun rights groups have seized on the comment, even promoting a petition on the Web site of the White House that declares, "We do not live in Nazi Germany," and asks the Obama administration to block any effort at confiscation by Mr. Cuomo.

The data collected by this instrument goes beyond typical security incident reporting forms, by capturing both violent and non-violent forms of interference with healthcare, such as confiscation of medicines, delays at checkpoints, obstruction of access, and intimidation and threats.

Unregistered holders face only a fine or, at worst, confiscation.

Every Friday since December of 2009, Nabi Saleh's residents have marched in protest at the confiscation of the village's land, to be met with tear gas, rubber-coated bullets and occasionally live fire.

Every Friday since December of 2009, Nabi Saleh's residents have marched in protest at the confiscation of the village's land and have been met with tear gas, rubber-coated bullets, and occasionally live fire.

At last week's five-day confiscation hearing at the Old Bailey, the SFO claimed Hayes's total benefit from his criminal behaviour was £3.8m.

Judges should nonetheless have the power to order confiscation at any time, for example when jurors visit the scene of a crime.

Human rights lawyer Nicholas Opiyo, of Chapter Four Uganda, said recent examples of crackdowns included break-ins at NGO offices, confiscation of hard drives, violent dispersals of public meetings and arrests of campaigners.

Hall, a political conservative who wished to see the power of Parliament limited, regarded the Iliad chiefly as a poem about political obedience: the rage of Achilles at Agamemnon's confiscation of the slave girl Briseis is not portrayed as the righteous anger of someone wronged by an overlord, but as the destructive pique of a rebellious subject.

But in legal terms, the right to challenge a confiscation at port is pretty limited and is likely to see some substantial questions in parliament.