Sentence examples for illegal enough from inspiring English sources

The judge, Colonel Denise Lind, agreed that the conditions of Manning's detention had, at times, become illegal — "excessive in relation to legitimate government interests" — but not illegal enough to have any charge against him dismissed.

It's just about illegal enough to make smoking tiresome and impolite, but not enough to stop people enjoying the taste of an early grave if that's what they really want.

Only one player on the current list sustained his concussion on a play deemed illegal enough to warrant a suspension (Montreal's Max Pacioretty was given a three-game ban for high-sticking Letang), and only one player was concussed in a fight.

Just the thought of my kids busting me doing something illegal is enough to make me steer clear of this popular suburban pastime.

The answer turns out to be approximately 2.3, which is, strangely enough, illegal.

With enough illegal aliens in the market, there's no telling how much more could be squeezed from the payroll.

Critics of Mr. Pearce's hard-line approach to illegal immigration collected enough signatures to force him into a recall election in November.

But in professional kitchens, where the hours are long, the pace intense and the goal is to deliver pleasure, the need to blow off steam has long involved substances that are mind-altering and, often enough, illegal.

Recently, he pushed an effort to deny birthright citizenship to the offspring of illegal immigrants, but enough fellow Republicans backed away at the behest of the business community that a frustrated Mr. Pearce found himself without the votes.

Carol C. Lam, a former United States attorney for the Southern California District and now a deputy general counsel for Qualcomm, was ousted in 2007 after Justice Department officials said she did not prosecute enough illegal immigrants.

Officially, Mr Kerik's nomination sank because of his employment of an illegal immigrant; but enough skeletons spilled out of his closet an arrest warrant, friends with mob connections, an unacknowledged marriage, affairs and much more to fill 20 confirmation hearings.With his second choice, George Bush has picked a hard-nosed prosecutor.