Sentence examples for have illicitly from inspiring English sources

The family can't even afford electricity -- instead, they have illicitly tapped into a power pole.

Edison and its supporters have charged that opposition groups, including Acorn, have illicitly secured lists of parents and their phone numbers.

Every week, it seems, the local press has stories about people who have illicitly squirrelled away huge sums.The fact that these crimes are now reported is itself a step forward.

It was Mr. Newman's research that led to the discovery that Mr. Brown had been a mint employee in 1913, and might have illicitly produced the instant rarities himself.

The F.B.I. is looking into a claim that a former New York City police officer was offered money for information about Sept. 11 victims, and that reporters for The News of the World may have illicitly obtained their telephone records and voice mail recordings.

(Only joking. They were banned from the grounds after too many managers had illicitly watched replays).

Almost all of these subtexts are exposed after a university reunion when an incensed Maddie runs over the same man she had illicitly kissed earlier that evening.

The best-remembered part of the news conference came as the president defended himself against claims that he had illicitly profited from his years in public service.

The President himself, in his weekly radio address on September 14th, stated, "Saddam Hussein has the scientists and infrastructure for a nuclear-weapons program, and has illicitly sought to purchase the equipment needed to enrich uranium for a nuclear weapon".

The feds (a tangle of agencies including the FBI are involved) have long posited that they think Steve Cohen's titan hedge fund, once among the world's biggest, has illicitly profited from trading using inside information.

Mr. Olmert, who has always denied wrongdoing, is accused, among other things, of having illicitly received more than $600,000, some of it stuffed in envelopes, from Morris Talansky, a Long Island businessman, from 1997 to 2005.