Sentence examples for illegality as from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jordan dismissed accusations of illegality as lies born of Republican "panic and paranoia".

Councils such as Sheffield, Liverpool, Islington, Lambeth and Haringey set out towards illegality as part of a rebellious strategy to confront the Thatcher government and generate mass opposition.

"The challenge is to quit using illegality as an excuse not to discuss medical marijuana," said Mary Lynn Mathre, an addictions nurse at the University of Virginia and co-director of the Iowa conference.

All like to concentrate on degrees of illegality, as if the fine-tuning of category really "sends a message" that has a great impact on how people behave in the real world of drug use.

In one book she was assigned, "Undocumented: How Immigration Became Illegal," by Aviva Chomsky, she came across the following sentence: "Illegality as we know it today came into existence after 1965," when Congress overhauled the national immigration laws.

That's 17,000 times as much illegality as Promontory found in its 'review.' (17857.142 as much, to be precise, but who's counting?).

But a look at SEC testimony and IGI documents obtained by Forbes offers up lessons for almost any chief executive: how shortcuts can snowball into major illegalities as executives look the other way; and when trouble erupts, it's best to come clean and take the hit.

Smarter road infrastructure, such as staggered traffic lights, would perhaps protect cyclists and prevent any illegality, and as cycling continues to grow in popularity in the UK, wider, segregated cycle lanes – like those found in Berlin and Amsterdam – need to be built to accommodate these increased numbers.

News International has also come under some pressure to waive legal privilege and allow the release of an internal dossier on hacking, compiled by the law firm BCL Burton Copeland in 2006, that might reveal whether senior executives knew of widespread illegality even as they said that hacking was limited to "one rogue reporter," Clive Goodman, who was jailed in 2007.

Raggi will be the city's first female mayor if she wins the run-off vote on 19 June, and promises to crackdown on corruption, cronyism and everyday illegality such as fare-dodging and double-parking that have become the norm in dilapidated Rome.

And do not worry about his threat: make its very illegality clear to him as soon as you leave by sending him an email telling him that you are aware of his keeping intimate pictures, do not approve and will report any public postings to the police.