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Meanings of impoundment in English
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Examples for "internment"
Examples for "internment"
1
To this day, the government denies all accusations of internment and torture.
2
I sent a character reference off to the director of internment operations.
3
And the Taoiseach admitted that the internment option had not gone away.
4
I knew nothing of the internment operation, but was groggy with fatigue.
5
An internment camp teaches you things about the value of not knowing.
1
He resisted ship-money and the tax unlawfully imposed on tonnage and poundage.
2
Those who levied tonnage and poundage were branded with the same epithet.
3
Tonnage and poundage continued to be levied by the royal authority alone.
4
Dew shifted a lot of poundage in a surprisingly elegant manner.
5
Grateful to offload the extra poundage, I removed the hated jacket.
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So Rupert went unpunished except by banishment and the impounding of his rents.
2
Few colonial enactments have occasioned more vexation than the impounding laws.
3
Just don't bother impounding the vehicles because it's never going to stop rev heads.
4
Yet he burst out at once, 'I thought you people were impounding her at Ostia!'
5
Other offences which could also lead to impounding include: Driving on the shoulder of the road.
Usage of impoundment in English
1
The cab dropped them at the impoundment lot.
2
The impoundment has created unease in Japan's government, which warns that the action could affect Japanese businesses in China.
3
A recent operation from the traffic department handed out a wave of fines and impoundment notices to taxi operators in Dunoon.
4
On the land where the dragline first trod, there's a slurry impoundment rather than the wildlife habitat promised by executives in the original permit.
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The impoundment has set off alarm bells in Japan and the country's top government spokesman warned this week it may damage Japanese business in China.
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Their vehicles can be impounded, with a release fee of R8 426 for the first impoundment and more for further offences, she warned.
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Mr Brown was charged a $60 first-instance impoundment fee and an additional $7.50 sustenance fee for one day, a total of $67.50.
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Other reasons include delayed repairs and impoundments by service providers that are owed money by cash-strapped PDVSA.
9
It's understood that dozens of taxi operators have been slapped with fines, impoundments and penalties for their reportedly reckless driving.
10
"Impoundment lot," he said, stretching his arms over his head.
11
The measure includes regulations that would require applications for coal ash impoundments to conduct an investigation to determine the design specifications necessary for stability.
12
Some water is presently being drawn from impoundments on the Patuxent just north of the city, but no more of it can be counted on.
Frequent collocations
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