Sentence examples for moved illegal from inspiring English sources

Reading eerily like a true crime production out of Hollywood, the government claims that, under the auspices of a Chinese secret society called the Ghee Kung Tong, the defendants carried out a smuggling operation that moved illegal booze, cigarettes, guns, and weed laundering $2.3 million in total profits.

But Sakuragi had the gross misfortune of being stupid in one of the 31 countries to apply capital punishment -- the death sentence -- for moving illegal drugs illegally.

Cameron will also unveil new technology to make it harder for paedophiles to move illegal images around the net when websites are closed down.

While the government said Golden State was motivated by the profits to be made from moving illegal immigrants, the only figures it gave on those profits seemed modest.

Although an international police task force suspected that the ship was involved in moving illegal immigrants into Britain, Irish detectives did not find evidence of wrongdoing.

Senate investigators said that HSBC had also failed to effectively monitor the bulk-cash businesses in Mexico even after federal officials warned that drug cartels could harness those operations to move illegal money.

Some Republicans, including Mr. Paul, remain wary of any plan that would move illegal immigrants ahead of those who are in the country legally when it comes to getting full citizenship.

"There is a presumption of a connection with the I.S.I. because of his complicity in moving illegal armaments into the country," said R. M. Abhyankar, a special secretary in the Ministry of External Affairs.

The investigation, which used 800 law enforcement officers, the largest deployment in a human smuggling investigation, focused on what the authorities said were suspicious companies running shuttle vans that provide a crucial link in the transportation chain that moves illegal immigrants from the border to cities across the United States.

He called for a zero-tolerance policy on anti-social behaviour, adding that authorities should use "all laws available" to move illegal travellers on.

Large and erratic gaps in data caused by our current satellite systems not only make it difficult to track airplanes filled with valuable lives and cargo, but actually make it easy for nefarious traffickers to move illegal shipments such as drugs or weapons past borders without any regulation.