Sentence examples for commit unlawful acts from inspiring English sources

They face the possibility of 8-to-15-year prison terms on charges of rioting and conspiring to commit unlawful acts.

The MIT Press reserves the right to release current or past user information to third parties for limited purposes in the event The MIT Press believes that accounts are (i) in violation of this Agreement, (ii) used to commit unlawful acts, and/or (iii) is required to be disclosed to comply with applicable laws or regulations, or with a court or administrative order.

Harvard also reserves the right to release current or past member information to third parties for limited purposes in the event Harvard believes that usage is (i) in violation of this Agreement; (ii) used to commit unlawful acts; and/or (iii) is required to be disclosed to comply with applicable laws or regulations, or with a court or administrative order.

…it's entirely unacceptable to break into websites and commit unlawful acts.

Quoting Malaysian Chief Justice Hashim Yeop Sani's judgment in the case Minister for Home Affairs, Malaysia v. Jamaluddin bin Othman (1989), he agreed that "[t]he freedom to profess and practise one's religion should not be turned into a licence to commit unlawful acts or acts tending to prejudice or threaten the security of the country".

In 2001, Nazim Rizvi, who produced the film "Chori Chori Chupke Chupke" was sentenced to six years imprisonment along with his assistant, Abdul Rahim Allahbaksh, for "acting as an organized crime syndicate and committing unlawful acts of extortion by targeting film personalities".

It was claimed that Jonathan Rees, a private investigator, had been employed by newspapers other than the News of the World – including the Daily Mirror – and had committed unlawful acts.

The President's campaign committee committed unlawful acts to promote his own reëlection (a patent violation of democratic norms, itself impeachable if undertaken at the President's direction).

It has been recognised for some time by the authorities that agents of the state have too often been caught on camera committing unlawful acts: (Orgreave, poll tax, Fairford, Brighton, G20, climate camp).

But Schrems claims Facebook Ireland has committed unlawful acts, including "support of the NSA's 'PRISM' surveillance programme", tracking Facebook users on external websites, for example through "like" buttons, passing user data to external applications without authorisation, and not securing effective consent for many types of data use.

For example, in a "Meet the Press" interview the Sunday after the torture report was made public, former Vice President Dick Cheney described the CIA's targets this way: "These are not American citizens, they are unlawful combatants, they are terrorists, they are people who have committed unlawful acts of war against the American people".