Sentence examples for confiscated that from inspiring English sources

The prosecutor's office said in a statement: "Documents with medical contents were confiscated that point towards an existing illness and corresponding treatment by doctors.

His passport is still in the possession of the Chinese authorities since it was confiscated that year.

He told them that manuscripts of "The First Circle" and "The Cancer Ward" had been confiscated, that for three years he and his work had been libeled through an orchestrated media campaign, and that he had been prevented from even giving public readings.

Mr. Ali, who in the suit contends that his civil rights were violated when his cart was seized by the police, also said that he had a sneaking suspicion, one not uncommon among vendors whose carts are confiscated, that the police may have enjoyed a few refreshments at his expense.

Claims included workers saying they had their passports illegally confiscated; that they were being deceived about pay level; that they were being made to pay large agency fees to secure jobs; and the working conditions involved long periods of standing without adequate rest and restricted toilet breaks.

Once confiscated, that money usually goes back to the local police departments that seized it a thorny setup in which local PDs are motivated by profit to scoop cash and other assets from suspected criminals.

Now, even confiscating that whole sum wouldn't eliminate our current deficit, especially since the top 0.1% already paid something like a third of that total in taxes.

If we find an edible that appears to be marketed to kids, we will confiscate that," Burns said, "We haven't done an inspection yet, but obviously if somebody's selling gummy bears we aren't going to be happy".

The Enquirer claims it has uncovered official documents that reveal that Tripp was arrested for maintaining a house of prostitution and that cops have confiscated evidence that could tie Todd to the alleged extramarital affair.

They can also sell confiscated weapons that are left unclaimed after cases that were never prosecuted or did not result in a conviction.

A spokesperson for the NYPD told me that an officer who sees someone using is legally required to confiscate that drug and send it to a lab to see if it contains one of the banned cannabinoids.