Sentence examples for seizure powers from inspiring English sources

Equips immigration officers with police-like powers, including increased detention, entry, search and seizure powers.

Removing any end date on search and seizure powers, first introduced in 2005 under an agreement between former prime minister John Howard and the states that was due to expire next year.

Among the proposals, the government seeks to lower "the threshold for arrest without warrant for terrorism offences," extend the federal police "stop, search and seizure powers," and prevent travel to areas "where terrorist organizations are conducting hostile activities".

"The recent Counter-Terrorism and Security Act has also added measures to disrupt travel, including a new temporary passport seizure power.

This represented the first law in American history curtailing the use of seizure power.

No difference was found between Bmf +/+ and Bmf −/− mice in total seizure time, total seizure power, amplitude and frequency.

It took the previous four years to net £5m.But asset-seizure powers are likely to get still fiercer.

Amnesty International warned that it was dangerous to rush through "this grab bag of measures without proper scrutiny or challenge", and warned that the exclusion and passport-seizure powers were "pushing at the boundaries of international law".

From 1250 to 1260 it controlled the government (in the regime known as il primo popolo), and after the seizure of power in 1282 its power was firmly established.

Thaksin's lawyer, Robert Amsterdam, issued a statement warning that the "illegal seizure of power" could result in a power divide.

Eight months after the seizure of power in April 1967 by a military junta, the king attempted an unsuccessful countercoup, and the royal family was forced into exile.