Sentence examples for recently confiscated from inspiring English sources
Authorities recently confiscated 10,000 Malay-language Bibles containing the word Allah.
But militiamen recently confiscated part of the land surrounding the camp.
The government recently confiscated some 500m cubic metres of gas belonging to Ostchem, one of Mr Firtash's companies.
AN ITALIAN court recently confiscated assets worth 1 trillion lire ($590m) from Vincenzo Piazza; they included 131 apartments, 122 warehouses, 20 factories, ten school buildings and 250,000 or so shares in a Sicilian savings bank.
A senior Nike official said that the company had recently confiscated a few skullcaps adorned with swooshes, as part of a routine sweep in Manhattan of vendors selling unlicensed Nike merchandise.
An officer in New Jersey recently confiscated the phone of a witness who recorded the police siccing a dog on an unarmed black man, Phillip White, who later died in police custody.
She laughs when she recounts how the police slapped her recently, confiscating her father's stock of cigarettes; we see her smiling, as she ducks into a side road and runs away from the police.
At the ethnographic museum, we marvelled at an ancient-looking moonshine still that had, in fact, only recently been confiscated by police and donated.
The police said they had also recently begun confiscating electric bicycles, which are increasingly prevalent despite being banned from the streets by state law.
The issue was put to rest at the national convention of the Hibernians: the delegates voted to change the auxiliaries into AOH chapters for women... Tells how the police recently began confiscating alcoholic beverages of teenaged spectators of the parade.
The government, which says it is trying to integrate the Awakening into broader Iraqi society, has further angered the group recently by confiscating its weapons, saying Awakening fighters lack proper permits, and stripping some fighters of their ranks, which the government says were not properly earned.
