Sentence examples for confiscation that from inspiring English sources

Palestinians denounce it as land confiscation that is greatly disrupting their lives and complicating efforts to establish a Palestinian state.

Palestinians denounce it as a land confiscation that would greatly disrupt the lives of many Palestinians and complicate efforts to establish a Palestinian state.

The new confiscation act caused Lincoln more difficulty, as he had hoped the Congress would not pass any legislation touching on confiscation that might complicate his own efforts to hold together the disparate pro-Union alliance.

"This idea that this will lead to a national registry or confiscation — that to me demeans the argument," he said.

In the documentary interview, former Sgt. Matt Novak emotionally described the culture of greed and confiscation that he said characterized the entire present war.

On Saturday nine lawyers representing protesters faxed a letter to the fire commissioner, Salvatore J. Cassano, saying that notices of confiscation that his department provided when the generators were seized did not give legal justification.

The new amendment and law code became the basis for a new series of confiscations that significantly obstructed the daily lives of Armenians in Turkey.

In the company's defense, Coke's attorneys have defended Egypt's anti-Jewish seizures and incidentally those of Hitler's Germany as confiscations that "did not violate international law".

After passing the 1938 racial laws, the Fascists passed nearly 8,000 "confiscation decrees" that allowed the seizure of art, jewelry, government bonds and even storage jars and toothbrushes.

The Rubells buy wide, deep and early and display their art downtown in a 40,000-square-foot former drug-confiscation warehouse that's open to the public.

On August 6, 1861, Lincoln signed the Confiscation Act that authorized judiciary proceedings to confiscate and free slaves who were used to support the Confederate war effort.