Sentence examples for illicit attempt from inspiring English sources

At this stage in his self-justification procedure, which was quickly curdling into a procedure of pleasurable self-laceration, he began to see everywhere he looked the illicit attempt to transform fiction writing into puzzle-solving, of which his own justification compulsion was merely one unremarkable example.

His letter accuses the police of a "dishonest and illicit attempt to blacken my name and destroy my career".

He wrote to the IPCC last week, accusing the Met of a "dishonest and illicit attempt to blacken my name and destroy my career".

As a result, their illicit attempt is not successful Z j  ∉ T I to exploit the protected data Z j  ∈ T I. Therefore, the sequence of queries and their answers are protected ' γ Φ  ' from entry ′ Z j  ′ due to bounded-time interval ' T I  '.

Britain says that it thwarted 18,000 illicit attempts to get to England last year.

David Axelrod, a former senior advisor to President Barack Obama, tweeted on Friday evening that the DNC's treatment of Sanders campaign staff's illicit attempts to access and copy Hillary Clinton's voter data absent "evidence that [Sanders'] hierarchy knew about data-poaching" was a "harsh penalty" that "looks like DNC is putting finger on scale" for Clinton.

The agent also testified that her "experience and training as an FBI Special Agent" taught her that "criminals engaging in illicit activities often attempt to conceal their activities from others in order to avoid being caught".

The latest attempted breach comes after British and French authorities successfully intercepted more than 8,000 attempted illicit crossings over a three-week period up to 11 July.

The system retains details of the handset and SIM card attempting illicit calls for subsequent blocking.

Nor has evidence been presented that he evaded tax or that the funds were of illicit origin, despite attempts by the government to compare Mr Mardo to Pablo Escobar, a late drug baron.

"Our MPs have refused to believe the myths churned out by big tobacco about plain packaging increasing illicit trade – desperate attempts by companies to cling onto corporate profit at the expense of the next generation's lives and lungs".