Sentence examples for illegal transportation from inspiring English sources
The two were charged with 77 counts of theft and 77 counts of illegal transportation of slaves.
An international smuggling syndicate that treated human beings like "freight" masterminded the illegal transportation of 35 Afghan Sikhs into UK that led to one of them dying in a shipping container, a court has heard.
But the only missionary still in jail, Laura Silsby, the group's leader, still faces a charge of organizing the illegal transportation of 33 children in the chaos after the disaster, the judge said Monday.
3 According to the Government, the incidence of illegal transportation of aliens on certain roads is predictable, and the roving searches are apparently planned in advance or carried out according to a predetermined schedule.
Our borders are not as secure as they should be and much greater efforts should be made to prevent the illegal transportation of weapons and people into the country.
The male slaves were manacled, as were Drayton and Sayres, soon to be charged with theft and illegal transportation of slaves, and all were marched across Pennsylvania Avenue to the city jail.
Congress, inspired by an unlikely coalition of domestic timber producers and NGOs, last year amended the Lacey act, a law dating from 1900 that bans the illegal commercial transportation of wildlife.
In December, Taiwan's Legislative Yuan finalized an amendment bill that hiked the maximum financial penalty for illegal passenger transportation services from NT$150,000 (about $4,946) to NT$25 million ($824,500)—the highest such fine in the world.
Karnataka incurred a revenue loss of Rs 2,976.26 crore between 2005 and 2011 due to illegal extraction and transportation of minerals.
Suif Jackson, 34, whom prosecutors described as Ms. Jones's bodyguard, pleaded guilty yesterday to four counts of illegal possession and transportation of a machine gun.
WASHINGTON — Members of both parties in the House outlined a plan on Tuesday to stiffen penalties on the illegal purchase and transportation of guns, a rare show of agreement on an issue where bipartisanship has been scarce.
