Sentence examples for report illegally from inspiring English sources

Scott Sala, a Republican with a blog called Slant Point, urges citizens to report illegally posted protest graphics to city officials and offers on his Web site a downloadable version of the official city complaint form (www.slantpoint.com/mt-arx/001589.html).

Robert E. Cooper and John J. Swenson claim county supervisors approved the report illegally and ignored information showing that more environmental studies are needed to determine whether the resort should be built in Fish Camp.

In early June, the electrical group reported illegally high levels of a carcinogen, trichlorethylene an industrial cleaning agent that is believed to cause kidney and liver damage as well as cancer in the groundwater beneath four of its domestic factories.

The investigation has been prompted by a series of surveillance videotapes — released by Jeff Adachi, the city's public defender, and private defense lawyers — showing officers suspected of falsifying reports, illegally entering residences and, in one instance, making a purposefully flawed arrest for drug possession.

Eighty sheep and lambs have been reported illegally butchered in Warwickshire fields this year, with nearly 30 stolen from county farms, police say.

FDA scientists also reported illegally high levels of the neonicotinoid thiamethoxam found in rice, according to information from the agency.

Consumers are also increasingly engaged in reporting illegally practicing providers and voicing their discontent on the standards of service delivery in their environments.

"It is acknowledged that this report was illegally leaked".

The Florida wildlife commission is asking residents to pick up the phone — not a paintbrush — and report any illegally painted turtle or tortoise.

Here are a few findings from the Reason Foundation report, called "Illegally Green: Environmental Costs of Hemp Prohibition": [T]he Drug Enforcement Administration's inability to distinguish between industrial hemp and marijuana is irrational and ignores scientific fact….

Headlines about Hollywood actors or ego-damaging asides may draw pageviews (and may be in poor taste), but what's not up for debate is whether journalists can report on illegally obtained files – they can, thanks to First Amendment protections.