Sentence examples for could be confiscated from inspiring English sources
It could be confiscated; no one knows".
In Britain stolen credits could be confiscated from people who have bought them in good faith.
In a seeming paradox, by being regarded as war-won booty, escaped slaves could be "confiscated" and thus freed.
Identity cards and passports could be confiscated for at least three months and assets of suspects could be frozen.
The law, which Lincoln signed on Aug. 6, provided that slaves whose owners intended to use them in the Confederate war effort could be confiscated by Union forces.
Koch urged police to watch for a luxury car, being driven by one of the drug kings, which could be confiscated.
In extreme cases the dogs could even be confiscated and given to new owners.
Boyars could no longer be executed without the knowledge and approval of the Transylvanian Prince and, if convicted for treason, their fortunes could no longer be confiscated.
Willy Brandt was a strong advocate of Speer's, supporting his release, sending flowers to his daughter on the day of his release, and putting an end to the de-Nazification proceedings against Speer, which could have caused his property to be confiscated.
Toy guns will be confiscated.
