Sentence examples for illegal cell from inspiring English sources

To Troy, Ernie, Chance, and the other muscular, well-fed, and extremely enthusiastic dogs who search for illegal cell phones inside New Jersey's thirteen state prisons, the smell of a cell phone is bliss.

KARA-SUU, Kyrgyzstan - For a man who is a member of an illegal cell of Islamic revolutionaries, and works to overthrow his government, Akhmed Dzhalilov appears to live an unworried existence.

A company called AirPatrol looks to solve illegal cell and wireless devices in prison with "Wireless Locator System" software.

Pai immediately launched into a very specific and very odd example of how illegal cell phones are smuggled into prisons.

There have been plenty of reports about this trend, but most of them have centered around the use of contraband and illegal cell phones and the prison authorities' attempts to combat their introduction and use.

NASCAR--Fined Mike Beam, crew chief for Ricky Craven, $5,000 and suspended him for two races for not having dated seat belts in Craven's Ford Taurus and Robin Pemberton, crew chief for Rusty Wallace, $500 for an illegal fuel cell rack last weekend at California Speedway.

More recently, he was preparing a challenge to black jails, the illegal holding cells that some officials use to silence persistent critics.

Mr. Abu Hanoud, who was later convicted by the Palestinians of forming illegal military cells and kept behind bars even after other Hamas militants were released last fall, is known in the West Bank as "the man with seven lives".

A month later, Hussein's "revolutionary courts" ordered the execution of 21 top ICP members, allegedly for organizing illegal Communist cells within the army.

News Corp's Rupert Murdoch and his son James Murdoch are facing the heat today during a British parliamentary inquiry over the illegal hacking of cell phones by News Corp.'s recently shuttered News of the World publication.

For scientists, the problem with the judge's reasoning is that it may render all scientific work regarding embryonic stem cells illegal — including work allowed under the more restrictive policy adopted by President George W. Bush in 2001.