Sentence examples for involved illicit from inspiring English sources

This may prove wishful thinking, of course, should certain Russian competitors surge unstoppably to medals that prove to have involved illicit syringe-based help.

But in the past 15 years, only about 18 cases have come to light that involved illicit trade in plutonium or highly enriched uranium, the two fuels of atom bombs.

The strongest White House assertions of ties between Iraq and Al Qaeda that involved illicit weapons were made beginning in October 2002, when Mr. Bush said in a speech in Cincinnati that "we've learned that Iraq has trained Al Qaeda members in bomb making and poisons and gases".

Some sins involve illicit drugs, alcohol abuse, gambling habits, risky gun use, dogfighting or visits to strip clubs.

Asked if there was an investigation at the ministry that did involve illicit Awda connections, Mr. Waili declined to comment further.

They're not meant to be a substitute for the police, and indeed, sometimes the interrupters negotiate disputes involving illicit goings-on.

The trial, which lasted more than 50 days, involved a detailed examination of hundreds of transactions made to Yeung by his associates, involving illicit money flowing between China, Hong Kong and Macau.

Together, Tonto and the Ranger run across railroad tycoons, cackling cannibals and brothel madams; their friendship forged in the heat of a mission that involves illicit silver mines and a plan to force the Comanche off their land.

Antonio Ermán González is the first former minister to be taken into custody in connection with the case, which involves illicit sales to Croatia in 1991 and Ecuador in 1995.

She is older, knowing and caring, but she also refuses to stand idly by while the world crumbles around her. Behind the wisdom lies a past that involves illicit romance and a child taken from her at birth.

Big-time college football programs may have been linked recently to scandals involving illicit payments to players (Ohio State), academic improprieties (North Carolina) and child sexual abuse (Penn State), but that has not slowed a rush to join the fraternity.