Sentence examples for is usually illegal from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it is usually illegal.

Street art of this kind is usually illegal and, especially in American cities, is often removed within hours or days.

Instead, lawsuits proceed on the fact that it is usually illegal to discriminate on the basis of sex, race, religion, disability or national origin.

Or — since overt collusion is usually illegal — you can employ subtler tactics (which economists call "signalling"), like making public statements about the importance of "stable pricing".

Mr. le Rat (né Xavier Prou) has been spray-painting his tag on monuments and street corners since 1981, and because what he does is usually illegal, he uses stencils to be speedy.

Such activity is usually illegal, but the IRS has been short on resources to investigate and combat it.

Duelling was usually illegal.

The negotiations are usually illegal, but the high rates of illiteracy linked with poverty in rural communities like Katine make residents ignore legal proceedings.

"Salami slicing attacks are usually illegal, since they usually add up to some kind of bank or tax fraud, or run afoul of anti-money laundering laws," he added.

She also wanted to prevent unsafe abortions, so-called back-alley abortions, which were common at the time because abortions were usually illegal.

There are other ways of getting it, but they are usually illegal (downloading or buying 'dubbed' copies).