Examples of using Were seized in English and their translations into Arabic
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All our weapons were seized.
They were seized four months ago.
Weapons and ammunition were seized daily.
Documents were seized from both brothers at their homes.
A Kalashnikov rifle and three magazines were seized.
Weapons and ammunition were seized on a daily basis.
In 1995, a similar number of weapons were seized.
Weapons and ammunition were seized on a daily basis.
They were seized at a raid earlier this morning at the docks.
But those cars were seized in a bust.
Over the same period, over 1,800 kg of cannabis were seized.
Two vehicles were seized by the attackers and later recovered.
Moreover, 2,651 clandestine laboratories were seized in 2010.
Weapons worth millions were seized; your brothers-in-law were killed.
According to preliminary data, 20 kg of amphetamine-type stimulants were seized in India in 2008.
In 2002, 4.7 tons were seized in the world, compared with 4.9 tons in 2001, a 4 per cent decline.
Weapons and ammunition were seized daily.
Counterfeit banknotes were seized across Europe, notably in France, Germany, Spain and Portugal, worth over €1.3 million.
In Pakistan, most of the opium and morphine were seized in Balochistan.
Shortly after, three Bermudian vessels were seized at Grand Caicos, with $35,000 worth of goods salvaged from a French ship.
According to provincial mining authorities in North Kivu, 1.8 tons of tin and tantalum ore were seized in Goma and Beni during the mining ban.
In 1992, 304 kilograms of narcotic drugs were seized from Yugoslav citizens and 227 persons were arrested, 127 of them ethnic Albanians;
The cost was high, since three of four boats were seized and Rui Pereira himself died in the naval combat.
In 2007, 2.3 tons of opium were seized in Turkmenistan and 731 kg in Uzbekistan, which registered an increase to 1.1 tons in 2008.
Townspeople so dispersed in the heat of fights that were seized with fairground stalls and throwing ripe tomatoes at each other.
When Ronald Barnes' assets were seized, several of his cars in his collection were never found, including a 1937 Jaguar Roadster, valued at half a million.
During the reporting period, a minimum of seven ships were seized, of which at least five are still in the possession of their captors.
In 2009, related chemical precursors were seized in Guinea, while 17.5 kilograms(kg) of methamphetamine were seized in 2012 at Lomé Airport in Togo.
On 14 April a large amount of weapons and explosives were seized from a truck believed to be travelling from Pristina in the direction of the Presevo Valley.
It is not yet known how many weapons were seized or who the perpetrators or accomplices to these criminal activities were, since investigations are still under way.