Examples of using Confiscations in English and their translations into German
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Mostly confiscations, but we also buy stuff for the library.
The official designation of these raids of the first days was"confiscations.
Confiscations at the Warsaw NATIONAL MUSEUM were far more extensive than at that of Cracow.
But its scope was confined to fines, confiscations and court costs.
The confiscations had a lasting impact on the social and economic development of the affected tribes.
Yet it was precisely after their publication that the extent of confiscations was in general no more enlarged.
Not only were there no confiscations at private residences and flats, but no inspection was even made.
The chief lossessuffered by the NATIONAL MUSEUM of Cracow are through confiscations in the section of Polish mediaeval art.
These confiscations have alienated an estimated 75 percent of the holdings of Palestinian Arabs prior to 1948….
Saw one housesearch each by 40 Gestapo officers at the St. Raphael's Association and the confiscations of its files.
Garnishments or confiscations of the retained goods by third parties shall be notified to the supplier without delay.
By doing this, Zhang and his accomplices have illegally extorted over 350,000 Yuan from practitioners and families via bonds,fines, confiscations, etc.
There were hardly any confiscations of property or occupation of factories, because such measures were expected from the new government.
Other luxury goods manufacturers are also increasingly turning to legal action andquestion the effectivity of raids and confiscations in the fight against piracy.
In the event of attachments, confiscations or other dispositions or interventions by third parties, the Purchaser must notify the Supplier immediately.
The case of the Jewish Serbian publisher Geca Kon(1873- 1941)illustrates that the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek also profited from confiscations in the countries occupied by the Wehrmacht.
In Germany, the confiscations were at first organized by the Gestapo, which had been created out of Prussia's Political Police on 26 April 1933.
Germans in uniform began to visit private houses andto carry out"confiscations" on their own and for their personal profit, always quoting the published decrees.
No confiscations» and other excuses«The two squatters repeatedly accused us of illegal acting, not only the forced entry, but also the confiscations.
Washington is committed to economic and political hegemony over every other country anduses the Western financial system for asset freezes, confiscations, and sanctions.
In the event of attachments, confiscations or other disposals or interventions by third parties, the orderer must immediately inform us and said third parties; the orderer is liable for the damages due to delay in performance.
According to information spread byofficials of the German administration during the winter of 1939-40, the confiscations carried out in Warsaw had for their purpose the creation of a great central museum of art and culture in Cracow.
In the case of pledging, confiscations or other claims or seizures to the equipment by third parties, the Customer has to point out our ownership thereof, notify CineCars in writing hereof without undue delay to enable CineCars to enforce its property rights by taking the necessary measures for third party actions against execution.
Pursuant to Article 181 of the Albanian constitution, the Albanian Parliament must adopt laws before the end of November with a view to finding afair solution to questions concerning expropriations and confiscations that took place before the constitution was adopted.
We represent defendants before state attorneys and courts, in the event of searches, confiscations and arrests and defend our clients vigorously in proceedings by tax, control and regulatory agencies as well as parliamentary investigation committees.
To avoid becoming bogged down in a complex comparison between the classifications used by the 15 different criminal law systems in the Member States, we suggest the following definition: for the purpose of this Green Paper,“alternative sanctions” means penalties imposed on natural persons or accepted by them in the course of a mediation or out-of-court settlement procedure which are notcustodial penalties(or their implementing rules) or fines, confiscations or disqualifications.52.
The victorious Russian occupiers then carried out executions, confiscations, and deportations, and one can only imagine how a young man like Dickstein might have felt knowing that Poles could not hope to rule their own country again in the foreseeable future.
Never has Israel been adequately convicted for a bad deed, this is why nothing changes since, say,the unprovoked and illegal military confiscations and expulsions of 1948, before and during the unilateral formation of the state on a territory much bigger than envisioned by the UN.
In the event of acts of authorities, confiscations, pledges or similar, irrespective of whether they are initiated at the instigation of an authority or of a private person, the Lessee shall immediately inform the authority or other party about the ownership relationships verbally and in writing and also notify the Lessor without delay, providing all necessary documents.
The growth in the wealth of the former had up to More's time been checked partly by the civil wars andthe devastations and confiscations which followed in their wake, partly by the absence of a proletariat, a reserve army of workless, to keep down wages: Not until More's time was any effort made to remove this deplorable lack of poverty in the interest of national prosperity.
