Sentence examples for committing illegal activities from inspiring English sources

One challenge that faces registrars is how to handle domain names that are potentially committing illegal activities, such as copyright infringement, or that are accused of hosting spam.

"The Ukrainian Navy's vessels the Berdyansk, the Nikopol and the Yany Kapu, which violated Russia's state border this morning, made another attempt of committing illegal activities in Russia's territorial sea at 19 00 Moscow time on November 25," the Federal Security Service (FSB), which oversees the country's border guard service, said Sunday.

A 10-day notice of eviction is issued to tenants who violate the terms of the lease through actions such as having unauthorized pets or committing illegal activities in the rental unit.

He believes his website is giving so-called snitches a chance to "stop committing illegal activity," leave the city, and start a new life before they end up being killed anyway.

"When the Kennedy stuff originally broke they said he's just a bad apple, but now it's just pretty much every undercover we've encountered has had sexual relationships and quite a few have committed illegal activities".

Neiweem also had documents in his cell from the Anarchist Black Cross, which the Illinois Department of Correction says is "a political organization and openly supports those who have committed illegal activity in furtherance of revolutionary aims".

Let's put illegal activities aside for the moment.

Delinquency and CD are not the same; committing illegal acts (delinquency) is only one of several components in the CD diagnosis [ 1].

He and his lawyers have denied that he paid bribes or committed any illegal activities.

Racketeering: The federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) (18 USC §§ 1961-1968) prohibits (1) acquiring, establishing, or operating an enterprise with illegally derived income, (2) acquiring or maintaining an interest in or control of an enterprise through illegal activity, and (3) using an enterprise to commit illegal acts (Extortion, Blackmail, Etc., 31A Am Jur 2d).

The hackers, clearly, had committed illegal acts.