Sentence examples for more illegal than from inspiring English sources

Immoral as these practices might be, they were no more illegal than had been the packaging of sub-prime mortgages into tradable securities prior to the crash of 2008-2009.

"The energy and passion of the Democratic Party is a heck of a lot further to the left than Hillary," says Mr Cook.On the stump, Mr Obama offers morsels of economic populism aimed at the Democratic base: a higher minimum wage, debt relief for students and a law that will make unequal pay for women even more illegal than it has been since 1963.

In 1998 the DMCA made copyright infringement even more illegal than it already was, but also gave service providers a safe harbor to protect them against infringement by their users.

His job is a little more illegal than that.

In essence, crack was 100 times more illegal than cocaine and it was no coincidence that the law targeted poor black communities, where crack was far cheaper and more prevalent.

It's not that usage of copyrighted recordings or sounds is now more illegal than it used to be, rather that SoundCloud has acted upon their legal right (major labels would call it a legal obligation) to remove the crimes from their platform.

"We've been arresting more illegals than we did in the past.

Nowhere is this issue more pressing than in California, which has more illegal immigrants than any other state.

Last year we had more illegal immigrants than legal ones," said Mark Regev, the Israeli government's spokesman.

He has called for this for years, but has simultaneously deported more illegal immigrants than any other president.

Visa policy is an exercise in risk analysis, says one: some countries produce more illegal immigrants than others, some are more helpful about taking them back when detected.