Sentence examples for raided without from inspiring English sources

Chinese dissidents say that the men's homes were raided without a warrant and their writings and address books were confiscated.

Certain colonies, especially those of gulls and terns, have been raided without regard to the future of the colonies, but carefully controlled egging has long been conducted in the Faeroe Islands, Iceland, Greenland, and other northern regions.

He was swiftly threatened with a prosecution under the Official Secrets Act and his home was raided without warning.

Boldly, adults began meeting in "reading groups", which passed round a single existing copy of a book and then discussed it in its absence; many of these groups were raided but without success.

That changed because of the farce in which the shadow Home Office minister, Damian Green, was arrested and his office was raided in 2008 without the parliamentary authorities appearing to have a clue what was going on.

And he gracelessly passed the buck when an MP's office was raided by police without a warrant last year.For all his sins, Mr Martin will probably go to grass in the House of Lords, like many speakers before him.

BCHR said the majority of arrests occurred "after policemen, accompanied by masked civilians, raided individuals houses without an arrest warrant".

The measure will be part of the government's package of proposals to be enshrined in the constitution – including emergency security powers such as house arrests and the right to raid houses without judicial oversight.

In such a case, the country would be forced to mourn the victims while dealing with a President who in 2015 talked about forcing Muslims to carry special identity cards, raiding mosques without search warrants, and instituting mass surveillance in Muslim communities.

Unlike competition authorities, the ICO does not have legal powers to raid offices without a warrant.

Prosecutors say the squad, which was tasked with getting illegal guns off the streets, abused its power by robbing suspects and innocent people, raiding homes without warrants, and selling confiscated drugs, among other crimes.