Sentence examples for with confiscation from inspiring English sources
The fines did not come with confiscation orders, and it was unclear if there was any way to force payment.
If your life savings were threatened with confiscation to bail out a corporation you considered profligate, I imagine you too would rush to withdraw them.
With remarkable accord, erasing factional lines that divided the so-called Radicals from more moderate Republicans, the Republican majority pushed forward with confiscation.
After a three-day trial, Enkhbayar was found guilty on August 2 of fraud and abuse of power and was sentenced to four years of imprisonment, with confiscation of property.
He longs for love, friendship and security, but his parents' marriage is breaking up and their houseboat, from which his father conducts his business as hunter and fisherman, is threatened with confiscation.
23, 3943 (Civ.Ct. of Rome); compare N. V. Verenigde Deli-Maatschapijen v. Deutsch-Indonesische Tabak-Handelsgesellschaft m.b. H. (Bremen Ct.App ., excerpts reprinted in Domke, Indonesian Nationalization Measures Before Foreign Courts, 54 Am.J.Int'l L. 305, 313314 (1960), with Confiscation of Property of Sudeten Germans Case, (1948) Ann.Dig.
Unlike his two predecessors, who systematically harassed the industry with confiscations, multiple prosecutions, fines, jail terms.
Detainees have described to their lawyers in phone calls and letters a hard regime at the base, with confiscations of many basic items, like toothbrushes.
"Sooner or later it will be necessary to sort out all the problems there, and I hope that the solution will not be with confiscations, but will be rational and modern," he said at a government meeting in Moscow on Thursday, the Interfax news agency reported.
Licensing or certification systems should be created as a mandatory part of the sale of any taxa vulnerable to exploitation, with confiscations and punishments used to assist compliance.
What began with the confiscation of church property and the smashing of crosses and chalices, ended with forced conversions and the slaughter of priests and nuns at the guillotine.
