Sentence examples for illicit distribution from inspiring English sources

With the rise of Internet pharmacies, he said, "the opportunities for illicit distribution of adulterated and counterfeit products have grown well".

The illicit distribution on Thursday of portions of the secret programmer's instructions for two versions of the Windows operating system poses vexing legal and security challenges for Microsoft.

C1 New Challenge for Microsoft The illicit distribution of portions of the programmer's instructions for two versions of the Windows operating system poses vexing legal and security challenges for Microsoft.

You've probably spotted the problem already: personalpaper.me represents copyright infringement, unauthorised republication and illicit distribution on an industrial scale.

"This important reform will reduce the level of violent crime associated with tattoo parlours and empower NSW police to target criminal operations which use tattoo parlours as a front for money laundering and illicit drug distribution".

"I imagine the commission will look at the impact of digital piracy on the music market," he said, adding that the commission would probably not try to redefine the market to account for the illicit new distribution channel, which would be impossible to do accurately.

East Antrim MP Sammy Wilson and Upper Bann MP David Simpson, both of the DUP, both highlighted the low number of arrests for illicit fuel distribution.

The original terms to describe the research were: drug trafficking, organized crime groups, cartel, social network analysis, group structure, drug markets, co-offending networks, and illicit drug distribution.

As a result and since that time, the country has confronted the far more violent and vexing problem of subversion, the knowing illicit production, distribution and use of the drug.

How does this play into the rise of ethical drug marketing?When you compare conventional illicit drugs distribution networks with online ones, the online ones present a less harmful alternative, because they cut out so many of the middlemen.

Most Mozambican communities are neither prosperous enough to sustain drug purchases nor located in any illicit drug distribution corridor.