Príklady arrest

• He put up a fight when the police tried to arrest him.

• 23 people were arrested and large quantities of heroin were seized in a dawn raid.

• Police arrested several of the demonstrators.

• The burglars have been arrested but the jewellery is still missing.

• A woman and two men were arrested on the day after the explosion.

• The bomb attack was in retaliation for the recent arrest of two well-known terrorists.

• His lawyer put him in the picture about what had happened since his arrest.

• The US lodged a formal protest against the arrest of the foreign reporters.

• After his arrest in 1998, he checked himself into rehab to get over his heroin addiction.

• wrongful arrest

• Because stimulants are primarily used by youth, we examined youth arrests for violent and property crimes separately.

• After two years of tolerance toward liberal clubs, their leaders were arrested and organisations disbanded in 1902.

• However, in most species, spermatogenesis stops after the development of secondary spermatogonia during adult ecdysis and remains arrested until the adult male begins feeding.

• In the winning candidate, (15a. i), harmony must be arrested by the vowels that cannot be nasalised.

• We expect that terms left aside from our analysis, as disper sive terms, may be responsible for arresting wave vector spread.

• News of artists' arrests and confiscation of their material served only to popularise their name and created a higher demand for their tapes.

• A wellknown actress was giving classes on diction to women whose men had been arrested.

• There would be no need for curfew as all the dissidents were arrested at less than the first second of the coup.

• The policeman arrested the supervisor of the bodyguards who was wearing a black suit.

• At the end of the war he went into hiding, but was arrested in 1948, tried and sentenced to death.

• Why was the village head omitted when his accomplices were arrested the next day, and why was he still at liberty?

• Late nestling cuckoos have evolved perceptible signals to manipulate the passerine nervous system by initiating and then arresting or interrupting normal processing.

• Besides disorderly conduct, the police increasingly arrested young people for theft.

• A significant linear trend was found, whereas quadratic and cubic trends, which would have indicated slowed or arrested development, were not significant.

• Only persons arrested at both age periods were defined as persistent criminals.