Sentence examples for illegally linked from inspiring English sources

Aerial photographs of the Delta show dozens of tankers illegally linked to pipelines, siphoning off millions of barrels of crude for sale abroad.

But the government's brief said that Microsoft's proposal "does not address some of the most important violations found by the court," including a declaration that the company had illegally linked its Web browser to the Windows operating system.

Manuel Pastor, a sociology professor at USC, said the decline in the numbers of immigrants living in the country illegally can be linked to a decline in the U.S. economy and other factors.

A British private equity firm is battling for the return of a £250m mine in Russia it believes was transferred illegally to a company linked to a Siberian billionaire.

It is thought the two men, both Syrians, were in charge of the boat; they will face charges linked to illegally transporting 90 people to Greece, and responsibility for the deaths of three passengers.

Right now he works illegally on trades, linking up families who want to swap homes and pay a little extra for an upgrade.

Hang him!" at Rana Plaza's owner as he arrived in a Dhaka court on Monday; he and seven others linked to the illegally constructed building have been arrested, and he wore a bulletproof vest and a helmet for his public appearance.

Guns purchased illegally online also have been linked to police shootings, gun trafficking and sales to minors.

The Tokyo District Court sentenced the former president of Yamaichi Securities to prison for hiding losses, illegally paying dividends to shareholders and bribing racketeers linked to the Japanese mob.

Being shocked that you're linked to one when you've illegally used the other, breaking federal law in the process, is a little rich.

The paper printed extracts of letters from Libya's justice and finance ministers to their South African counterparts asking for help finding assets linked to Gaddafi, which might "have been illegally possessed, obtained, looted, deposited or hidden in South Africa".