Sentence examples for considered illegally from inspiring English sources

I seriously considered illegally leaving the country if I had a chance," he says.

The statement is uncontroversial because it is the whole basis for the peace process since its inception in the early 1990s; it is the longstanding basis for U.S. efforts to resolve the conflict; and it is mandated by international law: the mere 22% of the land that Israel acquired after 1967 is considered illegally occupied and Israel is required to withdraw from it.

The wall lies in East Jerusalem, land the United Nations and much of the international community consider illegally occupied.

From these two motivations springs the personal conundrum of anyone who considers illegally downloading media: how does the way I acquire this art impact what it means to own it?

Some people may consider illegally downloading content from the "1942 edition of the Journal of Botany" to be benign, but downloading periodicals such as the New York Times — or The New Yorker, for that matter — without paying for them would harm the people who worked for those publications in the past and who write for them today.

It also presented the Interior Ministry with a questionnaire on the status of 30,000 detainees it considers held illegally.

Issues that will be hard to resolve include the disposition of American property the Cuban government seized in the 1960s, and the fate of the United States Navy base in Guantánamo Bay, which the Cuban government considers an illegally occupied territory.

The bill would have allowed court orders to curb access to certain websites considered to be illegally sharing intellectual property.

Subsequently, I assume that migrant networks, and particularly family and friends of those who have already migrated legally or illegally, can be considered another trigger of illegal migration.

Other aliens caught entering the country illegally and considered unsavory are subject to immediate deportation, he said.

Japanese news reports said the police had considered filing charges of illegally entering Japanese territory and damaging government property after some of the activists threw bricks at Japanese coast guard vessels.