Sentence examples for lead to confiscation from inspiring English sources

Unauthorized possession will lead to confiscation of the goods.

Possession of camera cell-phones will lead to confiscation by the authorities.

When city councilors in Burlington advanced a high-profile amendment to the city charter last summer that would have prohibited guns from being carried within its limits, a gun-rights organization paid to pepper Burlington with lawn signs reading, "All Roads Lead to Confiscation".

In the letter, the NRA leader says President Obama's reelection would lead to "confiscation of our firearms" and, potentially, a "ban on semi-automatic weapons".

But lawmakers chose not to push back against the gun lobby's false claim that registration leads to confiscation.

Witness the fine furor Mr. Haider is stirring over the Czech decrees, long a sore point here, that legalized the expulsion of some three million ethnic Germans from the Sudetenland and led to confiscation of their property after World War II.

A police stop can lead to vehicle confiscation, fines and deportation – in a blink upending a life.

Back then, there was a fear that democracy would lead to the confiscation of the assets of the rich by the poor (the founding fathers were generally men of property).

That title wasn't a euphemism: the law needed support from lawmakers who had viewed prior legislative efforts as toothless, as well as those who feared that a ban on assault weapons could lead to the confiscation of guns used for hunting and target shooting.

In truth, though, the NRA's greatest lie is its talking point that gun violence prevention laws in America are a "slippery slope" that will eventually lead to total confiscation of privately held firearms.

The National Assembly's confiscation of the Church's property, he predicted, would lead to further confiscations, undermine the fundamental right to property, and result in anarchy, which only the rise of a charismatic figure could bring to an end.