Sentence examples for engaged in trafficking from inspiring English sources

If the consul believes the Mitchell report and thinks a player has engaged in trafficking, that's grounds for rejection and there's no appeal".

F.B.I. reports say Mr. Mogilevich has engaged in trafficking of drugs, refugees and weapons, has run prostitution rings and has tortured and murdered his opponents.

The operations are often hard to penetrate because of language difficulties and the very closed nature of Chinese, Albanian or other gangs engaged in trafficking, said Bjorn Clarberg, a Swedish police officer who specializes in illegal immigration.

Some airlines, including Virgin Atlantic and Thomas Cook, are also training cabin crew to identify those who engaged in trafficking and their potential victims.

As things stand, case logs indicated that persons who avidly peddle a significant number of guns are not merely cutting corners while selling to lawful owners, but instead have a tendency to be engaged in trafficking to the black market or flouting other gun restrictions.

While pledging that he would give no quarter to countries and individuals who engage in trafficking, Mr. Bush laced his remarks with references to his administration's policy of compassion for victims.

Casinos and gaming houses often serve as money laundering facilities for criminal groups, many of which are operating in the Balkans, engaging in trafficking drugs or people.

Mr. Kosolapov said by telephone that he was a director for Island Air Systems, but that the company had legally applied for the certificate to charter regional flights out of Mauritius, an island nation, and was not engaged in weapons trafficking.

(A policeman outside tries to keep the crowd there from blocking the sidewalk and from engaging in traffic in marijuana or drugs).

"These people were part of a network that was engaged in drug trafficking and trafficking in persons – and they were led by Evans Quinn," Ariel Enrique Miranda, the assistant prosecutor of Bluefields, told the Nicaraguan newspaper La Prensa.

"These people were part of a network that was engaged in drug trafficking and trafficking in persons and they were led by Evans Quinn," Ariel Enrique Miranda, the assistant prosecutor of Bluefields, told the Nicaraguan newspaper La Prensa.