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How To Use impound In A Sentence

• The research added: ‘At present, police do not have the legal authority to impound these vehicles.’
• Afghan security services had impounded vehicles owned by the firm - and demanded a 16,500 release fee. The Sun
• Tough new regulations giving the Vehicle Inspectorate powers to impound heavy goods vehicles operated without a licence are now in force with the industry's backing.
• He thought that he was paying a release fee for the two impounded vehicles. Times, Sunday Times
• The number of informal traders who had their goods impounded for trading illegally in undesignated areas stands at 4 669.
• One week we're impounded, and one week we're not.
• The amendments broaden the range of motor vehicles exempt from taxes to include unroadworthy motor vehicles and motor vehicles impounded by the tax administration or judicial authorities.
• This topography limits Iraq's ability to impound the waters of the Euphrates behind high dams; consequently, they empty into the Gulf without being put to use.
• At its most recent meeting, the City Council approved $30,000 for a system to "impound" groundwater in a 524-acre parcel near Pheasant Ridge. StarTribune.com rss feed
• Obviously, this depleted my escrow account also known as impound by about $1,800, which is the portion my neighbor Bill rightfully owes. MarketWatch.com - Top Stories