Sentence examples similar to he impounded from inspiring English sources

Later that day, however, the two accidentally run over Joe, and he impounds the tank.

He has impounded 127 properties from the various defendants in the case, including about 80 that belong to the mayor's former husband.

He just impounded the funds and kept them in the Treasury.

He also impounded the cars of people convicted of second-offense drunken driving.

He told the legislature that he was impounding $2 billion of the state budget, and cutting spending in 375 state programs to eliminate their $2 billion budget gap.

For a bad moment he even seems to wonder whether he can impound the two of us as well.

This is not a situation of Richard Nixon simply announcing that he would "impound" funds duly appropriated by Congress because he did not agree with its funding priorities.

Although the Council could then override his veto, the Mayor has said that he would impound city funds to spend on programs.

If it refused, he would "impound all remittance payments derived from illegal wages" and increase fees for temporary visas and all border-crossing cards, among other measures.

Mexicans living abroad sent $23.6 billion in remittances in 2014, most of that from the U.S. It was not clear how Trump planned to determine what share of that came from "illegal wages" and how he would "impound it".

While Congress can set priorities, the Executive still holds great deal of power, and he can impound funds in the area of prosecutorial discretion, whether it is the criminal or immigration context.