Sentence examples for confiscated how from inspiring English sources

The city's defense in court focused on the policy's impact — how many weapons were confiscated, how much crime had fallen — and less so on the racial disparity.

It specifies which players became Nazi party members, which Jews were fired or otherwise fled or disappeared, how their instruments were confiscated, how players spied on one another, the privileges they had, and it chronicles the way programs were presented under the auspices of the Reich.

Supranowitz said the Knicks would not reveal how many fans have had signs confiscated recently, how many have been warned about heckling, or how many have been ejected for violating either policy.

Echoing the way the century-old drug war has been fought, many speakers just go through the motions, playing drug seizure bingo – relaying meaningless stats about how many tons of drugs they've confiscated with how many boats and planes.

Echoing the way the drug war has been fought, many speakers just went through the motions, relaying meaningless stats about how many tons of drugs they've confiscated with how many boats and planes.

He talked of how Nazi soldiers beat him and confiscated his manuscripts, how he saw them order people shot as unfit because of the slightest blemish.

He accused them of stealing money meant to compensate farmers after their land was confiscated and described how he was jailed and beaten for publicizing his allegations.

His villa not five minutes away is on the verge of being confiscated, which is how this year's festival season somehow feels too, with news that major-studio personnel are grounded back in the United States thanks to cutbacks.

"I am pleased that we have succeeded in giving victims an important role in how confiscated goods are managed and that we have made it easier for them to be compensated," said French ALDE member Nathalie Griesbeck, who is in charge of steering the proposals through Parliament.

"This project," says Andrea Camellini, project manager of Girasoli – the association that handles the hospitality of thousands of refugees in Sicily – "aims to be an example of how to reuse confiscated mafia assets, promoting social and sustainable development.

A museum built from illegally felled, confiscated wood shows, with admirable neutrality, how Paragominas performed its U-turn on deforestation.