Sentence examples for considered illicit from inspiring English sources

Another central issue facing the panel was whether the corporate contributions could be considered illicit.

Some may find it arbitrary that H.G.H. is considered illicit, while stimulants are not.

One of the report's main recommendations is to switch the ownership of drugs strategy from the Home Office to the Department of Health, reshaping policy to centre on health within a regulated cannabis market rather than public order and crime in a system where the recreational use or sale of cannabis is considered illicit, immoral and criminal.

One of the report's main recommendations is to switch the ownership of drugs strategy from the Home Office to the Department of Health, reshaping policy to center on health within a regulated cannabis market rather than public order and crime in a system where the recreational use or sale of cannabis is considered illicit, immoral, and criminal.

Answering "once" to two or more drugs was also considered illicit drug behavior.

PAGE A22 VATICAN EXCOMMUNICATES PRIEST The Vatican has informed a Roman Catholic priest, the Rev. Roy Bourgeois, that he will be excommunicated for participating in a ceremony it considers illicit and invalid: the ordination of a woman as a priest.

The Vatican has informed a Roman Catholic priest in the United States that he will be excommunicated next week for participating in a ceremony it considers illicit and invalid: the ordination of a woman as a priest.

In 2012, he excommunicated the Rev. Roy Bourgeois, an American priest who blessed a woman in what the church considered an illicit ordination ceremony.

It's illegal to transport working weapons into the country, and because the guns, which were sent from the UK to Budapest, were easily readjusted to fire live ammunition, they were considered an illicit shipment.

However, the drug can create problems at transplant centers since it is still illegal on the federal level, forcing medical staff and surgeons to consider if it should be considered an "illicit drug" that would make a patient ineligible for a transplant.

"The trial does not condone illicit drug use, however it will provide an opportunity to encourage people who are considering using illicit drugs to modify their behaviour in ways that reduce risks of harm to their health," she said.