Sentence examples for behaved illegally from inspiring English sources

There was no evidence, however, that money changed hands, nor that Mr Gubay had behaved illegally.

"The company itself has not behaved illegally," Mossack noted, copying the memo to his partner, Ramón Fonseca.

John O'Farrell: On Wednesday, senior judges heard an appeal that police behaved illegally when they stopped three coachloads of protesters travelling to a US military base to protest against the Iraq war.

But in the proposed settlement, the firm does not even have to admit that it behaved illegally.Given its fundamental bias in favour of Microsoft, the settlement's actual provisions are almost secondary.

On cue, JCO had its nuclear licence revoked on October 6th and police raided its offices, looking for evidence that it had behaved illegally.Meanwhile, the prime minister has ordered safety checks to be undertaken at all plants in Japan that handle nuclear fuel.

Note that the high rejection rate observed for this question has an easy explanation because in theory: it was possible to infer from their answers the firms that had behaved illegally.

"We're quicker to prosecute those who denounce the illegal behaviour of fundamentalists … than to prosecute the fundamentalists behaving illegally," she wrote.

"I don't think I thought of myself as behaving illegally.

When your government behaves illegally, is the right response civil disobedience?

If it decided to behave illegally under international rules, then we could take appropriate action, in conjunction with the rest of the world trading community.

On Feinstein behaving "illegally," can he not grasp that Congress is a co-equal branch and has a responsibility to inform the American people of its work?