arrestment

A barricade is an emergency system used if a normal arrestment cannot be made.

This is known as Arrestment and any debt remaining after we have taken distress may be the subject of further action.

It also signifies an attachment of goods and effects by arrestment or otherwise.

Furnaces must be fitted with grit and dust arrestment plant.

The name commonly applied to this seasonal arrestment is hypobiosis.

Scottish banks have warned council chief executives that they will be unable to cope with even a modest level of account arrestment.

One has instituted the measure of "insuring arrestment" on 70 buildings for covering the damages that they claimed.

Excessive runout during an arrestment is a condition known as a "two-block."

It will end, this same Arrestment business, in Prison, and the Revolutionary Tribunal.

I also demand arrestment of the Knaves and Dastards, and nothing more whatever.

Arrestment and inhibition can be carried out following Decree, and at that time they are described as diligence in execution.

Reaction Arrestment specialist."

'Arrestment at home' threatens to become 'Confinement in the Luxembourg;' to end: where?

The turbulence generated in the water/glycol mixture by the turbine during the arrestment provides the resistance to slow the reel and stop the aircraft.

A normal arrestment is accomplished when the arresting hook of an incoming aircraft engages one of the deck pendants.

Many men went into hiding from arrestment and also appeared at Grüber's home in the rectory of the Jesus Church.

Take, as first example, those Comites Revolutionnaires for the arrestment of Persons Suspect.

Arrestment on arrestment falls quick, continual; followed by death.

At the completion of the arrestment, the aircraft arresting hook is disengaged from the deck pendant, which is then retracted to its normal position.

In 1294, Eric Menved in return ordered Grand's and Lange's arrestment.

On the day of his nomination as PM the Anti-Narcotics court issued a non-bailable warrant for his arrestment.

Back to thy Arrestment, poor Brissot; or indeed to strait confinement,--whither others are fared to follow.

Following a barricade arrestment, the webbing and deck cables are discarded and the stanchions are lowered back into their recessed slots.

Examination, requiring Arrestment; finally requiring Imprisonment, transference to Marseilles and the Castle of If!

Neither dare the Vincennes Magistracy give warrant of arrestment, or the smallest countenance: wherefore the General 'will take it on himself' to arrest.