Sentence examples for illegal degree from inspiring English sources

They are also looking for houses that have been subdivided to a dangerous and illegal degree.

In one of the many indications that Mr. McCain and Mr. Bush appeal to opposite ends of the philosophical spectrum, Mr. Bush attracted the majority of voters who want to see abortion made illegal to some degree, and Mr. McCain drew the majority of voters who favored keeping abortion legal.

Sometimes you cannot just log off and have a fulfilling life, especially if you live in one of the 72 countries where being gay is still illegal to some degree.

He suspected a high degree of illegal activity.

Both vehicles were then apprehended by police, with Jackson arrested on charges relating to attempted second degree murder, illegal possession of a firearm by a felon, aggravated criminal damage to property, multiple traffic violations and possession of crack cocaine with the intent to sell – he had 19g on his person.

168 Others believe that voluntary euthanasia should remain illegal but a third degree of murder (without the mandatory minimum life sentence) or a statutory defence to a charge of murder in cases of euthanasia should be introduced.

We have presented odds ratios estimating the risk of miscarriage with (Model III) and without (Model II) controlling for risk behaviours related to use of alcohol, tobacco and illegal drugs because the degree to which these behaviours lie on the causal pathway is unknown and controversial.

The other is that these practices are, to varying degrees, hidden, illegal, condemned, or at the very least (as in the case of capital punishment) intensely controversial.

Mr. Pataki's first bill would eliminate the statute of limitations for 16 felonies, including rape, manslaughter, aggravated sexual assault, robbery, burglary, second-degree arson, illegal firearm sales, gang assault and aggravated assault on a police officer.

The crimes for which statutes of limitations would be eliminated include rape, manslaughter, aggravated sexual assault, robbery, burglary, second-degree arson, illegal firearm sales, gang assault and aggravated assault on a police officer.

The Kyl-Hutchison proposal would extend legal residency to illegal immigrants seeking college degrees or serving in the military who entered the country before the age of 14, have lived here for five years, have not committed a felony, can demonstrate knowledge of English and are still 28 or younger, or 32 if they have a degree from an American college.