Sentence examples for would be seizing from inspiring English sources

On May 31st the government announced that, before the election, it would be seizing 841 farms by decree.

Much of the hearing centered on whether the agreement with the private schools meant that the city would be seizing picnic areas and other land now used for passive recreation activities to use for new ball fields.

"Today the Treasury has frozen the assets of the two men involved in the killing," she continued, as if oblivious to the fact that both men had long since left the country and that all the Treasury would be seizing was a couple of empty packing crates.

Such an effort would violate the Fourth Amendment, according to Snowden, as the government would be "seizing private communications without a warrant, without probable cause or even a suspicion of wrongdoing".

"They would be seizing key population centers, key transportation, and communications hub things that enable all the different systems that allow the country to go".

"They would be seizing key population centres, key transportation and communications hub, things that enable all the different systems that allow the country to go".

At Ekibastuz, any writing would be seized as contraband.

One was that doing it would be seized upon by anti-American propagandists abroad.

Any hint at incompetence would be seized on, however absurdly, as racism.

The spokesman said it was likely that medical records would be seized from the premises.

A second area of contention surrounds the treatment of the creditors of failed companies that would be seized and dismantled.