Sentence examples for and hence illegal from inspiring English sources

Tightening immigration enforcement paradoxically supports indentured servitude and, hence, illegal migration.

The appreciation has been exacerbated by falling demand for imports inside Myanmar, a symptom of a slumping economy.The plight of migrant workers in Thailand is worsened by the unregistered and hence illegal status of at least half of them.

By way of example, Dean Gupta said he encourages classroom debate about the morality of giving (or taking) baksheesh, accepted as a way of doing business in many Eastern countries but categorized as bribery in the United States, and hence illegal.

Russia wants any such use of the Internet classified as "aggression," and hence illegal under the UN Charter.

According to the rules of cricket, if his arm was bent and then straightened at the point of delivery, the ball would be deemed a throw (hence illegal), but Muralitharan's arm remained bent throughout the action.

There are 115 trade unions affiliated to the Trades Union Congress in Britain. g) These features make it easier in France and Germany to negotiate settlements and to make them stick.(h) In both Germany and France the closed shop is against the constitution, hence illegal; in both countries collective agreements are binding contracts enforceable in law.

The document rather optimistically foresaw the disarmament of all illegal armed groups and the evacuation of all illegally occupied buildings in exchange for an amnesty.The agreement was dismissed by Denis Pushilin, the head of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic, who said that the new government in Kiev was illegal and hence had to move out of government buildings in the capital first.

By this he meant that the new Ukrainian government was illegal and hence it had to disband first, before orders would go out for the same to happen in the Donetsk and the rest of the Donbas region, where anti-government rebels have seized buildings and built checkpoints.The Donetsk administration building is heavily fortified by several lines of tyres and barbed-wire barricades.

Whether the respondent lives in an urban, suburban, or rural area might be correlated with the type and frequency of encounters with illegal immigrants and hence with his/her views on the issue.

This result is consistent with the idea that living in an urban area increases the frequency of encounters with illegal immigrants and hence positively affects the respondent's views on the issue.

In this case, therefore, Pakistani diplomats, who tend to be retired generals, would have to stretch their imagination and present the former British government as an illegal government and, hence, the transfer as illicit.