Sentence examples for suing to seize from inspiring English sources

If Chevron wants to argue these "facts" in another court with unbiased judges -- say in Canada, where the Ecuadorians are suing to seize Chevron's assets -- I say bring it on.

"In suing to seize ballots and impound voting machines, Rick Scott is doing his best to impersonate Latin American dictators who have overthrown Democracies in Venezuela and Cuba," Florida Democratic Party Executive Director Juan Peñalosa said in a statement Sunday.

"In suing to seize ballots and impound voting machines, Rick Scott is doing his best to impersonate Latin American dictators who have overthrown Democracies in Venezuela and Cuba," Peñalosa said.

"This poll... heartens me and makes me feel validated," said Steve DeAngelo, whose Harborside Health Center dispensary in Oakland is being targeted by federal prosecutors who have sued to seize the property.

Mr. Kortlander, who is suing to have the seized pieces returned, described the investigation as "federal law run amok".

As if seizing private property weren't enough, municipal bureaucrats and real estate developers are now suing to silence anyone who gets in their way.

Knapp is suing to reclaim the $3 million.

The U.S. attorney's office in Manhattan sued in 2012 to seize the Sotheby's piece, triggering a legal battle that ended with a settlement announced this month that calls for the statue's return to Cambodia without compensation.

It is possible -- and some lawyers aim to find out just how possible -- that those suing Andersen will be able to seize partners' personal assets like cars and, in some states, homes.

Mr. Osborne said Group Menatep reserved the right to sue in any jurisdiction and to seize Gazprom assets.

Lacking assets to seize or sue, it falls through the jurisdictional cracks and legal attempts to curb its site, based on privacy concerns, have gone nowhere in the US and other democracies.