Sentence examples for over seized from inspiring English sources

Dispossessed peasants regularly take to the streets over seized land.

In 2004, he represented the players union in a dispute with the prosecutors over seized steroid tests.

A federal appeals court Tuesday ordered a rehearing in a dispute between the baseball players' union and federal prosecutors over seized steroid tests.

Compared with farmers angry over seized land or retired soldiers seeking fatter pensions, the bank workers — educated, organized and knowledgeable about the Internet — are better equipped to outsmart the public security agents constantly on their trail.

On May 22, 2003, Officer Conroy was standing guard over seized counterfeit CDs in the warehouse when he encountered Mr. Zongo, who he said ignored his commands to stop.

In other cities and states and under the federal system, defendants may have an easier time getting back their belongings because the laws are not as arcane and the judges in criminal cases have more discretion over seized property, Mr. Smith said.

Mechanics, however, took over seize up's meaning, "to fuse with another part to prevent further motion, requiring lubrication or prying apart," and another sense rose in anatomy to describe the tension and painful locking of muscles.

Lenders have maintained since the beginning of the recession that they favor modifying loans over seizing houses, but their numerous critics say it rarely seems to work out that way in reality.

When the meal was over, they seized him, bound his hands, and marched him up a steep trail to a bunker, which had been converted into a prison.

Upon spotting a teenager carrying a garden-variety orthopedic cane — simple wood, J-shaped crook for a handle — the officers pulled over and seized it.

The world over is seized with dehumanizing pain.