Examples of using Confiscating in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Computer
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Official/political
We're confiscating this shipment!
I'm confiscating it!
Now the school keeps confiscating our stuff.
The promulgation of the confiscating decrees had specific
It means confiscating property from some so it can be given to others.
What do we have here worth confiscating?
That horse is far too good for him and wants confiscating.
Nor do we feel that tracing and confiscating goods should be restricted to cases in which the original crimes are classed as serious.
The proposed pattern of confiscating bank deposits as described in the Canadian government document is consistent with the model contemplated in the US
Political Rights Associations(ACPRA), and confiscating all of its propriety immediately.
The police later ransacked his home, confiscating his Falun Gong books
freezing and confiscating funds.
Emperor Constantine the Great vigorously promotes Christianity, confiscating the property and valuables of a number of pagan temples throughout the Roman Empire.
Harald strengthened his economic position by confiscating farming estates.
Iran: Officials launched a Bible burning campaign, confiscating and destroying some 7,000 Bibles,
Eric… before you explain the beer… maybe you can tell me why there are two state troopers in the living room… confiscating our Christmas tree?
We get names, find out where they're staying… and welcome them to our fine city by confiscating their camcorders.
Matters escalated, with Anselm going back into exile and Henry confiscating the revenues of his estates.
executing their enemies and confiscating estates.
