Sentence examples for illegal intervention from inspiring English sources
"The technical investigative committee has so far not found anything indicating any illegal intervention or terrorist action," the ministry said.
In a statement, Mr. Peña Nieto's office acknowledged that any "illegal intervention of communications" is widely viewed as a pressing issue.
The illegal "intervention" in Iraq was not a "strategic blunder", but quite simply a war crime, in line with the Nuremberg ruling that waging aggressive war is the primary crime within which are subsumed all others.
I find it laughable that the Syrians can keep a straight face while accusing the Security Council of the United Nations of "an illegal intervention into the internal affairs of a state".
A preliminary report on the crash on 31 October alleges investigators with the civil aviation ministry have "so far not found anything indicating any illegal intervention or terrorist action".
Since his career was cut short by the critics known as the New York City Police Department, I've had to make do with the occasional illegal intervention, like a bank ad I see now with the eyes of the comedian Jerry Stiller whited out, phantomlike (and pretty funny).
But these increasingly common opinions, and not the law of the land, are driving continued arrests, detentions, and illegal interventions into the lives of pregnant women.
Forty years later, the Accords have begun to be cited again in the context of the Russian annexation of Crimea and other illegal interventions in Ukraine, Georgia, and Moldova.
In the early 1970s Matta-Clark staged illegal "interventions" in some of the same Bronx neighborhoods that Mr. Mortenson was to visit, slicing whole sculpturelike sections from the floors and walls of abandoned tenements.
The indictments describe the illegal interventions in minute detail.
Attempting to identify the Labour leadership's realistic and nuanced approach to the EU question with the Iraq war, an illegal military intervention that led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands, is ludicrously disproportionate.
