Sentence examples for flatly illegal from inspiring English sources

The court said that law created "manifestly discriminatory treatment" against investors from other European countries and was flatly illegal.

"What the private company here is doing would be flatly illegal for the government to do," Buttar said, noting the irony of the company's name.

"The actions of the California and Texas attorneys general are flatly illegal," she wrote, adding that "Backpage.com will take all steps necessary to end this frivolous prosecution".

But some tools in this genre are flatly illegal, because "intellectual property" interests have persuaded Congress to codify control instead of freedom.

David Plouffe, the Uber policy executive and former Obama campaign manager, said at an event in Seattle this year that the proposed law was "generally believed to be flatly illegal".

A coalition of 24 states and a coal mining companies have filed lawsuits against what they call the "flatly illegal" regulations, claiming that they represent an overreach of executive power.

"We flatly reject this illegal effort to further divide Ukraine," he said.

An analysis of advertising data provided by Republicans, Democrats and an independent group shows a striking synchronicity between the advertising campaigns of Mr. Kerry and Moveon.org and the Media Fund, which flatly deny any illegal consultations.

Pete Wilson, the governor, says flatly that they are illegal.

Ultimately, many critics of the music business claim that its problems stem from an inability to produce a product that consumers want to buy, and that most illegal downloaders will flatly refuse to pay for unappetisingly packaged songs and films that they previously got for free.

"It is completely fallacious that legal ivory trade covers illegal trade," he said, a statement flatly rejected by other nations.