Sentence examples for has confiscation from inspiring English sources

Of the roughly $900 million that was either stolen or given out in bad loans, a large portion is believed to have been squirreled away in foreign bank accounts and could be recouped if the Afghan government has confiscation orders, said Western officials familiar with Afghan law and international financial regulations.

"Registration may not be unconstitutional, but confiscation certainly is, and you can't have confiscation without registration".

The justices held that not only do judges have power to make confiscation orders where offenders are either absolutely or conditionally discharged, they are under a duty to do so under section 6 of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002.

For homeowners in my community, the equalization rate has become a confiscation rate.

Confiscation has increased fivefold over the last decade but the region still produces an estimated two-fifths of the nation's marijuana crop.

Mr. Chávez has avoided outright confiscation of private companies by offering some compensation, but the terms of these deals are growing increasingly contentious, with the president threatening to withhold payments.

"The confiscation has enabled us to strengthen controls over important elements of public security and thus eliminate potential security threats," said a caption accompanying the photo of a large pile of boxes.

The confiscation has less to do with secrecy than with the fact that the equipment could ignite and cause an explosion – a huge safety risk on a site processing volatile chemicals.

The court found that construction of the first 125 miles of what is planned as a 435-mile barrier "has involved the confiscation and destruction of Palestinian land and resources, the disruption of the lives of thousands of protected civilians and the de facto annexation of large areas of territory".

This disguised confiscation has slowed economic progress.

Since then, the confiscation has gone down in history as a measure that inflicted pointless pain on the population.