Sentence examples for judge illegal from inspiring English sources
Here's how the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea defines piracy, as cited by the judge: "illegal acts of violence or detention, or any act of depredation, committed for private ends by the crew or the passengers of a private ship … and directed … on the high seas, against another ship … or against persons or property on board such ship".
The barrier has caused an international outcry and has been judged illegal by the UN's International Court of Justice.
Several mobile-telecoms firms that used licences awarded in 2008 through a process the supreme court has judged illegal may now lose billions.Is FDI in India over?
If Lindros was staggered by this rather normal hit, not judged illegal by the referees or either side, how can Lindros continue to play?
This appears to be a victory for those who support markets free of rules that have repeatedly been judged illegal and which have eliminated jobs, shrunk investment and hurt fair competition".
The British Attorney General had warned Tony Blair that military action without explicit UN authorisation could be judged illegal and might lead to a future prosecution for the crime of aggression.
Twisted, silvery stubs are all that remain of a lush grove that once offered up a yearly abundance of fat green olives.The vandals came at night from Adei Ad, a Jewish settlers' outpost deemed "illegal" even by the Israeli government, near Shvut Rachel, an established West Bank settlement that is judged illegal in international but not Israeli law.
Besides being branded a serial liar by the Senate's CIA torture report, Hayden is best known for carrying out orders from the Bush administration to circumvent the Fisa court and spy on Americans without warrants after 9/11 – orders later judged illegal.
That is a new departure: in the past, Microsoft has tried to "cut off the air supply" of rivals, in the celebrated phrase of one Microsoft executive.Microsoft is coming quite late to the patent game, for the obvious reason that it enjoyed a monopoly in its business area (albeit one judged illegal) for a long time and had little need of patents to protect it.
Microsoft's monopoly of the OS market in itself has never been judged illegal.
These strategies have now been judged illegal by the World Trade Organization and are still creating potential sanction problems for U.S. exports despite U.S. congressional efforts.
