Sentence examples for illegal agents from inspiring English sources

"This individual's name came up in the course of the F.B.I.'s investigation into the Russian illegal agents," the official said Tuesday.

Now American investigators knew where to look, and how to decipher encrypted messages sent to illegal agents hiding in the US.

The Myerses, who live in Washington, were arrested on Thursday and charged in a grand jury indictment unsealed Friday with serving as illegal agents of the Cuban government and wire fraud.

"The Cold War and the Soviet Union are in the past," the BIS says at one point, "but not the Russian passion for influential and active measures (including illegal agents)."Interestingly, the BIS report also includes a new emphasis on China.

The ringleaders, who have been arrested, were allegedly a mother and a daughter who purchased the vaccines from licensed and unlicensed sources, and then sold them on to illegal agents or local disease control and prevention centres for high prices, reported Xinhua state news agency.

According to the KGB curator, the British-based Gordon Lonsdale was one of the most effective Soviet "illegal" agents.

The police said they had charged Nevenka Tudjman, 48, with acting as an illegal agent, and added that it was in connection with a $1.1 million graft scheme.

He could face up to 10 years in prison for allegedly acting as an illegal agent of China.

The GRU's reckless operations stretch from destructive cyber activity to the use of illegal nerve agents, as we saw in Salisbury.

In questioning people leaving the country about illegal contraband, agents frequently find migrants who are not engaged in smuggling but do not have permission to be in the United States.

They may engage in a wide variety of actions from seeking to damage a social movement to helping it or redirecting it away from illegal actions (agents conformistes). At the level of abstract analysis a distinction must be made between the active participant (whether in legal and/or illegal behavior) and the more passive, observing bystander merely relaying information.