Sentence examples for elsewhere illegal from inspiring English sources

There is a ban on sports betting in some countries, while elsewhere illegal betting syndicates offer better odds, making the potential winnings more attractive.

But in the U.S. and elsewhere, illegal immigration has brought debates over changing citizenship requirements.

An opposition report says 400 or more people are affected, compared with only a few dozen elsewhere.Though illegal under international law, the bans are generally applied with impunity.

That, of course, wasn't true, and as government officials cracked down on prescription opioids, they became prohibitively expensive, pushing addicts in West Virginia and elsewhere toward illegal substitutes, including heroin, which ran about a third the price.

Mr Mazzitelli says Mexicans are now collaborating with the Italian 'Ndrangheta mafia to explore new opportunities in Australia, where the retail price of cocaine is twice what it is in the United States.Whether its bases are in Mexico or elsewhere, the illegal drugs business will continue to bring violence and corruption to the Americas, where it sucks in an ever greater number of young men.

Not only are they drawn by the profits that can be made in normal trading but they can also use their connections in these areas to launder money that they have made elsewhere in illegal activities such as extortion or drug-trafficking, he adds.

It started with prizefighting, illegal elsewhere in an era of bare-knuckle boxing.

Has a unique trust set-up which remains valid even if illegal elsewhere.

The drug's legal status is messy: although medical marijuana is legal in 18 states and in the District of Columbia, cannabis is illegal elsewhere in America.

Currently buying and selling sex is not illegal elsewhere in the UK but soliciting, pimping, brothel-keeping and kerb-crawling are all criminal activities.

(Across the bay at Sheung Wan there's a dedicated market, "Dried Seafood Street", and, elsewhere, a profitable illegal trade in maw from endangered species).