Sentence examples for illegal appropriation from inspiring English sources

The paper will, therefore, clarify the illegality of forced displacement and identify when forced displacement becomes illegal appropriation or pillage, under IHL.

If for example HLP from which civilians have been displaced is appropriated or occupied, can an act of forced displacement be considered illegal appropriation or pillage if an exception applies?

Mr. Videla is one of 11 officials on trial for 35 acts of illegal appropriation of minors.

China has a "serious problem of haphazard investment," he said, adding that peasants have suffered "widespread illegal appropriation of farmland".

Another, charging him with "genocide and illegal appropriation of property," was filed by the Communist Party secretary-general, Gladys Marín, whose husband "disappeared".

In 1998, a federal judge ordered him to stand trial for the illegal "appropriation of minors", a crime not subject to a statute of limitations, and excluded from amnesty laws.

This approach locates the cause of the global crisis in corruption, financial manipulation and institutionalised fraud, market rigging, bankers' greed, illegal wealth appropriation exacerbated by the bank bailouts and the promotion of war as a means of generating profits for big corporations at the cost of the poor, the disadvantaged and socially destitute.

He must have feared of what could happen to him, his family and "heads of the other families" which run the show in Egypt; politicians, security officials or business tycoons who are accused of profiteering from monopolies, illegal land appropriations and other corruption charges.

The Act adopts the definition that says that to have infringement an illegal copy or appropriation is required, regardless of any other concomitant tort.

Mr. Carlinsky also asked Mr. Bronfman about a speech in which he described the My.MP3.com service along with two other Web music sites, Napster and Gnutella, as "exemplars of theft, of piracy, of the illegal and willful appropriation of someone else's property".

Attorney General Lisa Madigan had argued that issuing payroll without a budget appropriation was illegal, but she opted to not pursue an appeal after the Illinois Supreme Court declined to hear the case on an expedited schedule.