Sentence examples for illegal reference from inspiring English sources
Emails seen by police indicated that payments to "sources" were openly referred to within The Sun. "There is recognition by the journalists that this behaviour is illegal, reference being made to staff 'risking losing their pension or job', to the need for 'care' and to the need for 'cash payments'," Ms Akers added.
In remarks to the House judiciary committee in October, for example, the FBI director, James Comey, who has campaigned to make automatic encryption illegal, referenced CryptoWall, which accesses and encrypts files on a victim's computer and will only release them on payment of a ransom.
Republicans hide their true feelings behind the word "illegal" in reference to immigrants.
"You've made it illegal to reference previous material," L.A. composer and producer Gregory Butler told The Times after the decision.
It turns bug detection into a mathematical algorithm, generating a correctness proof that guarantees software has no memory leaks or illegal pointer references.
He said the administration should also try to persuade Kuwait and Saudi Arabia to "break up the illegal cartel," a reference to the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries.
He also charged that Mr. Foley "tried to use our tax dollars to support illegal aliens," a reference to Mr. Foley's proposal to spend $80,000 to create a hiring hall for day laborers.
Hastily turning off my radio, I tune into my conscience, no longer able to silence a message I have been receiving for quite some time: I find the term, the label, the moniker, "illegal aliens," in reference to the existence of another human being morally reprehensible and viscerally alarming.
In Texas, someone saw graffiti at work: "no more illegals 1-20-17," a reference to Inauguration Day.
If someone references illegal substances, I show them the door.
