Sentence examples for may be unlawfully from inspiring English sources

I do not wish to set a precedent for others that may be unlawfully (obtained) for political gain in the future.

Second, the men may be unlawfully breaking and entering.

I do not wish to set a precedent for others that may be unlawfully (obtained) for political gain in the future," he wrote.

In the UK Amnesty International announced this week they would be taking legal action over concerns their communications may have been unlawfully intercepted.

She has said that he may have been "unlawfully arrested, unlawfully searched, abused by law enforcement officials, denied access to his lawyer and family".

Patrick O'Connor QC, representing the Iraqis, told the inquiry their concession did not mean they did not believe some Iraqis may have been unlawfully killed on a battlefield – although that would be out of the scope of the inquiry.

Almost 350,000 parking fines - totalling an estimated £23m - may have been unlawfully issued to motorists in London, a BBC investigation has found.

Using the eyewitness statements, the documentary questioned the government's version of events, and suggested that the three IRA members may have been unlawfully killed.

"Several of the attacks took place in or near areas with concentrations of civilians, indicating that the rocket attacks themselves may have been unlawfully indiscriminate in violation of the laws of war," said the organization.

The right not to be unlawfully killed?

"Despite repeated changes, it has continued to be unlawfully unfair.