Sentence examples for form of confiscation from inspiring English sources
Some Border State representatives objected to any form of confiscation.
Writing poetry is a form of confiscation, its returns always speculative.
Why shouldn't they "be freed from a form of confiscation not visited upon anyone else?" he said).
Panos Kammenos said a demand that Athens hands over €50bn in assets from privatisations as collateral for fresh loans was a form of "confiscation" and "we cannot agree to that".
Most middle- and upper-level managers rose to power long before 1998, men and women (but mostly men) who learned as front-line employees the spoils of civil service (promotions and awards) come in direct proportion to the amount of power they exerted over taxpayers, invariably in the form of confiscation.
Would it not be just and fair for those who try to extract a living from the uncertain arts of writing and composing to be freed from a form of confiscation not visited upon anyone else?
"We thought there would be an economic payback to come once the siloviki came to power, but perhaps in the form of taxation rather than asset confiscation," said Chris Weafer, chief strategist at Alfa Bank in Moscow.
He also announced that for the first time, the government would limit its emergency powers under the law, nullifying provisions that allowed for censorship and shutting down publishers and broadcasters, monitoring of all forms of communication and confiscation of property.
Since his punishment, which was the milder form of banishment called relegation, did not entail confiscation of property or loss of citizenship, his wife, who was well-connected, remained in Rome to protect his interests and to intercede for him.
Force Majeure Event includes acts of God, expropriation or confiscation of facilities, any form of Government intervention, war, hostilities, rebellion, terrorist activity, local or national emergency, sabotage or riots, and floods, fires, explosions or other catastrophes.
