Sentence examples for that could be seized from inspiring English sources

Other sites that could be seized speedily include Iraqi air bases and oilfields.

Paul J. Browne, the chief spokesman for the Police Department, provided homicide numbers for July that could be seized upon by those who embrace such a theory.

Unlike UBS, which has a banking license and significant assets in the United States, these banks have nothing that could be seized by the American government.

Therefore Syria has assets in the United States that could be seized if a jury ruled against Syria, the family's lawyers assert.

Mr. Frady owned no property that could be seized by the I.R.S., said Ms. Gandolfo-Frady, who now lives in Queens.

He said to me that we'd get into trouble if we published the novel, because there were passages in it that could be seized on by politicians and mullahs, taken out of context, and used to create mischief.

Instead, it argued that suspects could be seized and held indefinitely on the president's say-so, and subjected to "enhanced interrogation techniques" that sounded awfully like torture.The Bush administration was appallingly negligent about abuses at Abu Ghraib.

Hood thought a victory could be snatched if that position could be seized.

Their firebrand leader, Lenin, sensed that power could be seized rather easily.

Russia, for example, has banned art loans to the United States, fearing that works could be seized because of a continuing legal battle in the United States with the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic movement over 40,000 books and manuscripts that are in Russian government possession.

Amethyst was not heavily engaged with Dédaigneuse and received no damage, but aided in pursuing and trapping the French ship so that she could be seized.