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confiscação
Catalan
confiscació
Seizure by the government.
arrogation
Portuguese
confiscação
Russian
конфискация
Portuguese
apreensão
Spanish
confiscación
Catalan
confiscació
Legal form of seizure by a public authority.
spoliation
Russian
конфискация
1
Good rules reward exchange and specialisation; bad rules reward
confiscation
and politicking.
2
Then they must use it only outside school hours or risk
confiscation
.
3
Then I presume this
confiscation
is in the nature of a reprisal.
4
He receives the fines and
confiscation
of cattle awarded by his officers.
5
Because, you see, the penalty for trespassing is
confiscation
of your vessel.'
6
John did not stop with
confiscation
of the goods of the clergy.
7
Twelve incidents of
confiscation
of drugs took place at the prison recently.
8
Its principal object appears to have been the
confiscation
of Desmond's estates.
9
Stuyvesant wished Melyn to be punished with death and
confiscation
of property.
10
He didn't report the
confiscation
of the drug smoking paraphernalia to police.
11
Attainder and
confiscation
are acts of sovereign power, not acts of legislation.
12
Was the cargo of the Eliza Cooper contraband and subject to
confiscation
?
13
Thus you see that Mr. Hastings was not satisfied with
confiscation
only.
14
The fathers, overcome by indignation, expressly forbade either their restoration or
confiscation
.
15
Insidious because it undermines, order, while legislative murder and
confiscation
induce reaction.
16
A judge ordered the fee to cover trial costs and a
confiscation
order.
confiscation
wholesale confiscation
general confiscation
order the confiscation
immediate confiscation
unlawful confiscation
Portuguese
confiscação
apreensão
confisco
confiscar
Catalan
confiscació
arrogació
Russian
конфискация
конфискации
конфискация имущества
Spanish
confiscación
decomisos
comiso
confiscacion
decomiso