Examples of using Had seized in English and their translations into Arabic
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Those who had seized power through the barrel of a gun did not represent the people.
Fear came striding by, rushed ahead of him, and in a moment had seized the town.
As a result of such actions, Iran had seized more opium and heroin than any other country.
The complainant reiterated his previous allegations and reaffirmed that the authorities had seized his identification and personal documents.
In particular, it should be recalled that the United Kingdom had seized the islands from Argentina in 1833.
Thus, the British had seized a territory that had belonged, both in fact and in law, to Argentina.
In North America, Canada, which had seized over 1.7 tons in 2001, reported 159 kg seized in 2002.
The Prague police gave the Special Rapporteur pornographic magazines which they had seized that involved boys aged less than 18.
One Bedouin claimed that the Civil Administration had seized the tents with all their contents, leaving them without belongings.
Of 143 countries and territories for which UNODC collated records of drug seizures in 2007, 132 had seized cannabis derivatives.
Unfortunately, Al-Shabaab extremists had seized that opportunity to exploit the existing gaps, establishing strongholds in areas not yet liberated.
They had seized two civilians whom they took to be police informers
Afghanistan reported seizures of 50.3 tons and Lebanon, which had seized 308 kg in 2001, reported 28.7 tons seized in 2002.
The authorities informed the Group that they had seized no minerals from the Democratic Republic of the Congo from January to May 2013.
The Panel asked France for access to materiel it had seized since the beginning of Operation Sangaris to detect materiel originating from Libya.
We had seized them with the punishment, but they did not bow before their Lord nor turned to Him in humility.
In the occupied Syrian Golan as well, Israel had seized land, appropriated water resources and isolated the Arab population from their mother country.
During its recent visit to Luanda, the Mechanism was informed that the Angolan armed forces had seized from UNITA over 20 Toyota 4x4 vehicles.
Residents of the West Bank village of Dahariya stated that Israeli undercover troops had seized a Palestinian suspected of being involved in suicide bombings.
The woman stated that, during the confrontation, one of the soldiers had seized her three-year-old son and threatened to shoot both of them.