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.
Roberta refuses to wear them, but faced with the confiscation of her pencils and drawing paper, concedes.
Over the last 10 years more than £50m was netted by the SOCD, which deals with the confiscation of proceeds of crime following a conviction.
Furthermore, with the establishment of the Turkish republic and the signing of the Treaty of Lausanne (24 July 1923), the provisions of the Treaty of Sevres eventually never took effect and the liquidation committees involved with the confiscation of Armenian property resumed operations.
In a final multivariate regression model (Table 3), factors independently associated with HIV infection were syphilis titers ≥1∶8, often/always injecting drugs with clients, police confiscation of syringes in lieu of arrest, and obtaining syringes from NEPs within the last month.
He is so angry with the proposed confiscation of depositors' money and the damage this threat has done to business confidence that he now wants to sell and move to London.
After the family car had to be sold, for example, the family members were still able to ride their bicycles "a bit," until, a short while later, "the yellow star came" and, along with it, "the confiscation of bicycles".
In response, the Parliament passed an Act that stated, "whoever should preach in a conventicle under a roof, or should attend, either as preacher or as a hearer, a conventicle in the open air, should be punished with death and confiscation of property".
Then in 1536 Henry's chief minister, Thomas Cromwell, replenished the royal coffers with the suppression and confiscation of the monasteries.
