Sentence examples for would have confiscated from inspiring English sources

That deal fell apart after the government and European leaders temporarily agreed to a plan that would have confiscated savers' insured deposits to help Cyprus raise the money its creditors required in exchange for the bailout.

After Joyce's death in 1941, Paul Léon broke into the author's apartment in Paris at night, with a handcart, to salvage documents that the landlord would have confiscated because Joyce had not paid his rent.

His heartbreaking last letter to his family, memorized and transmitted by a released hostage, since the kidnappers would have confiscated it, was composed to give his loved ones exactly what they needed to hear — he was thinking of them, not of himself.

His heartbreaking last letter to his family, memorized and transmitted by a released hostage, since the kidnappers would have confiscated it, was composed to give his loved ones exactly what they needed to hear he was thinking of them, not of himself.

They would have confiscated the van from me - it's easier now," Mr Ghoulam says.

If this had been China, they would have confiscated the sneaker and used it for political gain.

He stopped me because I didn't realise the place was bugged and if I did proceed with the photograph they would probably have confiscated the camera and terminated my visit there and then.

In the old days, villagers would have shot them, but the Australians have confiscated their guns.

The police have confiscated their cameras.

Allowing a dodgy police force to sell stolen goods that it has confiscated would not be much of an incentive for the eradication of poaching.

Those found to be breaking the rules were warned that they would have devices confiscated entirely for 24 hours.