Confiscating

Confiscating that property for good would be more punishment than incentive, said Garred.

Dr. Jorge Polanco, Director of Hospital Services in the Ministry, explained that the task force will be charged with detecting, intercepting, and confiscating drugs that are either falsely labeled or have not met international quality assurance standards.

I believe Greer is obligated to set a fiscally responsible example for other local governmental entities that have shown an inability to restrain themselves from confiscating more money from the public.

Instead of confiscating and keeping their handcarts in warehouses, they are now being crushed beyond any use with the help of JCB machines.

That’s what Communism is all about, at least in theory: leveling out economic differences between people by confiscating earnings from the rich and awarding them to those who have less.

There is a legal difference between seizing an asset and confiscating it, and therein lies some of the difficulty for the Justice Ministry.

Did you hear that FEMA is confiscating food donated to the flood victims?

He said: "I am very impressed by the way this investigation has been handled and I would like to thank Essex Police for their persistence in confiscating the money David Buisson made by targeting people’s homes.

The measure, the statement said, will include closing Al Jazeera's offices in Israel, confiscating broadcast equipment, cutting off the channel from cable and satellite companies, and blocking its websites.

A few days later, police searched the apartment of Anna Shushpanova, a political activist in St. Petersburg, confiscating her phone and computer.

Bengaluru South Member of Parliament Tejasvi Surya Wednesday advised Karnataka Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa to go the Yogi Adityanath way in confiscating the rioters’ properties to compensate for the loss to public property.

He chose a fight with Kenya by, for example, confiscating and selling cattle that crossed the border.

In addition to bars collecting and confiscating ID cards, the California Fresh Market grocery store in San Luis Obispo had “Wall of Shame,” which was taken down Jan.

Is it like finding a water bottle ("Sorry, we're confiscating this, but you can go through now") or are there consequences, like not being allowed to board your flight, getting put on the enhanced screening list permanently, or arrest?

Security forces raided El-Sayed Shehta's home in northern Egypt earlier in the week, confiscating his laptop, cellphone, money and IDs, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) said, adding that it remains unclear whether he faces any charges.

The court then issued his proclamation giving the former premier final opportunity to join the proceeding before confiscating his properties.

Traveling with Kristi means waking and clothing her, then confiscating her drugs.

After confiscating the equipments, journalists were told that they cannot leave and were instructed to sit outside the district headquarters building until 1.30pm.

Bloomberg allegedly has a long record of stop-and-frisk close encounters with female employees, as the New York Police Department under his 12 years as a firearms-confiscating mayor did disproportionately with African American and Latino males.

Even some gun-control advocates aren’t so sure that confiscating firearms will work.