Sentence examples for wanted to apprehend from inspiring English sources

leaders were asked about their mission and practices — "in order to avoid breeding another militia," Shehu Lawan said — and they responded that they only wanted to apprehend terrorists and hand them over to the military.

At a press conference today, Detective Chief Superintendent Neil Adamson made another direct appeal to Moat, saying: "I've said it before and I will say it again, we want to apprehend you safely.

Banton claims that the deaths were all accidents, and that the government wants to apprehend him.

"If a communist regime wants to apprehend somebody they usually can.

"We're looking for three extremely dangerous individuals that we want to apprehend as soon as possible," Giroux said.

You don't want to be apprehended because your car emits too much smoke.

He is reported to have said he wanted to try a car, before being apprehended by security and handed to police.

In 2007, a joint investigation by the police and MI5 apprehended a Birmingham man who wanted to kidnap a British soldier.

"I think he wanted to become a legend, like Bonnie and Clyde," said Captain Chinn, who apprehended him after what was believed to be his fourth recent robbery in the Florida area.

I don't know why he kept me on after that — maybe he just wanted to keep an eye on me and increase his chances of apprehending the criminal.

I wanted to go there — not to the piers, where girls wouldn't have been welcome anyway, but to the mind-set that apprehended the world that way, as an abundant, carnal and glittering place, populated by fearless, libidinal aesthetes.