Sentence examples for implication of illegal from inspiring English sources
Questions concerning packs that were not compliant with package warnings carried no implication of illegal activity by the smoker and questions about purchase from informal sellers were also asked in a matter-of-fact way that was unlikely to have raised concerns among participants.
The article was about the implications of this illegal border crossing for them and approximately eleven million others.
The article was about the implications of this illegal border crossing — for them and approximately eleven million others.
The decision could have far-reaching implications for illegal immigrants.
Keith Vaz, chairman of the Commons home affairs select committee, told The Times that it was a very unhelpful decision "which will have serious implications for illegal migration into Britain".
Heidi found that in her situation the two main implications of abortion being illegal were a lack of information on how to access services and a reluctance of people willing to speak about the issue.
The implication that the many serious Americans who are concerned with the "enormous influx of illegal immigrants" reflects the nativist strain of American thought or are members of a "fringe" group is insulting.
Tyler Hamilton of the United States kept his gold medal from Athens in 2004 because of a technicality in testing, but his implication in illegal blood transfusions was enough to bar him from the Tour de France for the past two years.
For Light, the initiative was also geared towards reducing rates of illegal grid connectivity too – a measure that clearly has important commercial implications for the company, but that also promised real public safety benefits as well.
The implications for the nation are potentially far-reaching and long-lasting, he said, considering that of all preschool children of illegal immigrant parents in the United States, an estimated 91 percent — four million children — are American citizens.
