How To Use Sequestrate In A Sentence
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Eventually the bailiff was charged and his property sequestrated, the governor was removed and later arrested, and - fifteen years after the original dispute - compensation payment made by the estate to some of the peasants.
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The Brown's legal team said they now had instructions to petition the Chief Justice for leave to appeal the provisional sequestration order - this despite the fact that the Browns are to have an opportunity on April 17 to give the court reasons why their joint estate should not be declared finally sequestrated.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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It was then sequestrated in November 1956 by the Egyptian government.
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In Scotland, the number of Scots being sequestrated reached a record level for the second quarter in a row.
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He therefore went ahead with another measure in the House before he had succeeded in obtaining a senatus consultum of approval for his bill to give back the sequestrated lands.
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A legal attack was waged against the union, during which there were repeated efforts to sequestrate its assets.
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This was crucially important, as when the funds of the union were sequestrated, the support groups were independent of the union and their funds could not be touched.
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A few old trees, clustered together near the castle, gave some relief to the air of desolate seclusion; but yet the page, while he gazed upon a building so sequestrated, could not but feel for the situation of a captive Princess doomed to dwell there, as well as for his own.
The Abbot
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An application by the corporation seeking to sequestrate the assets of the Union has already been adjourned until later this month.
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On his return, he was impeached for incompetence and his bishopric sequestrated, until 1385.
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He owes substantial sums to a firm of lawyers who were forced in 1996 to sequestrate him.
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His multi-million rand estate was sequestrated in September last year after he went into debt to the tune of R10 million to Standard Bank.
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An estimated 5 gigatonnes or 15 per cent of worldwide carbon dioxide emissions - the principal greenhouse gas - are being absorbed or 'sequestrated' by forests every year, making them the
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The former Scottish trade union leader Bill Speirs and I were dispatched by the Scottish Labour Party to try and talk Alistair Darling down from the ledge of this kamikaze strategy, pointing out that thousands of workers from home helps to headteachers would lose their jobs as a result and that the council leaders - including him - would be sequestrated, bankrupted and possibly incarcerated.
Decca Aitkenhead ignores Alistair Darling's Trotskyite past
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The tenancy of the mediaeval Staple Hall was sequestrated, making the tenant unable to pay the rent for two years.
Bedlam
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He accepted an investment from a Cape Town woman about two weeks before he was sequestrated.
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The functional groups of iron hydroxides may sequestrate some cations and anions.
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Various properties, including their luxury villa, were sequestrated.
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He tried to prevent union money from being sequestrated by the courts.
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The park was auctioned two weeks ago as part of the insolvent estate which was sequestrated by the High Court last August.
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The reason for this is simple-the union's funds would have been sequestrated.
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He was sequestrated last year and had few assets and no travel documents with which to leave the country.
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The fear that during unofficial strikes the courts could sequestrate the unions' funds has made the bureaucracy shy away from using the kind of tactics required to win disputes.
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At a hearing last month, a charge of failure to conduct personal and business financial affairs to avoid allowing himself to be sequestrated was found proved.
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The functional groups of iron hydroxides may sequestrate some cations and anions.
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If you are sequestrated, the process is pretty public.
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Chap. 472. 645 such foreign insurer has been placed in the hands of a re - ceiver, or that possession of such insurer has been taken by the person having supervision of such insurer in its domi - ciliary state, or that such insurer has had its property sequestrated in its domiciliary state or any other state.
Acts and resolves passed by the General Court
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A bid by Manuel to have him sequestrated the following year was unsuccessful, after the High Court ruling that there was no evidence this would be of benefit to creditors.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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Therefore she knew he had not murdered Katie; but she believed that he had "sequestrated" her in some way.
Self-Raised
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Their property and businesses were registered and sometimes sequestrated.
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He tried to prevent union money from being sequestrated by the courts.
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Much as it would give me great pleasure to see Campbell's big payday sequestrated by the public purse, I think democracy would be the loser.
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