Sentence examples for illegally dealing from inspiring English sources

Rich had been indicted for tax fraud and illegally dealing in Iranian oil.

From the age of fifteen, he was out earning pocket money on Gorky Street, illegally dealing ladies' wristwatches and American jeans, which were just then beginning their triumphal progress from Brest Litovsk to Vladivostok.

A fifth defendant, who admitted to helping the men buy weapons but denied knowing anything about the murder, was sentenced to two years in jail for illegally dealing in weapons.

However, this doesn't compare to the dangers of illegally dealing or importing drugs or booze, which can see perpertrators thrown in jail, lashed or publicly executed.

A former Pasadena police lieutenant was sentenced Monday to a year and a day in federal prison for illegally dealing more than 100 guns across Southern California and making false statements on government paperwork during a gun sale.

Last week, Yee was arrested on charges of conspiring to illegally deal firearms, public corruption and wire fraud.

Then, just days ago, Sen. Leland Yee was charged with conspiring to illegally deal in firearms, wire fraud and public corruption.

Mr. Giambra admits that he doesn't understand the nuances of asylum law, as the Border Patrol's workload changes from arresting and deporting people who enter the country illegally to dealing with the growing number of migrants arriving to seek protection from persecution in their homelands.

The hunt was then on, under her leadership at the Home Office, to try to find every single possible way that could cut the levels of immigration, whether cracking down on people coming here illegally, or dealing with the problem of over-staying - where people came to the UK to study or work on time-limited visas but stayed.

The Western Energy Alliance, a group of independent oil and gas companies, said the new rule's costs far outweighed its benefits and accused the E.P.A. of using the Clean Air Act illegally to deal with global warming.

His son is an affable layabout who makes his living dealing illegally in prescription drugs.