Sentence examples for smuggling rules from inspiring English sources

The top court will rule whether the Tories' mandatory minimum sentencing is unconstitutional, whether the government's anti-human smuggling rules go too far, and where medical marijuana users' rights begin and end.

The honesty about the impotence of the police against drug smuggling also rules the book out as a whodunnit.

Roger Cohen (NYT) RUSSIA: 6-NATION PACT -- Russia and five other former Soviet nations agreed on new measures to jointly fight terrorism and drug and weapons smuggling, including rules governing when they collectively intervene in crises, use force and conduct peacekeeping missions.

"The [people smuggling] rules may still apply but what lifesaver would not [intervene]?," he added.

Songgye also organized various activities within the community to prevent wild fires and illegal logging and smuggling, besides setting up rules and regulations to control activities as well as infringements.

She broke the rules many times smuggling it into the States.

Hamas boasted it would build more, but that would be difficult without the cement and other materials that flowed freely through Egyptian smuggling tunnels during the yearlong rule of Egypt's Islamist president, Mohamed Morsi, who was toppled last summer by the military.

But Mr. Deen argued that the new rules would curtail some smuggling by focusing on the point where the stones are exported.

But he added that the rules were so flawed that smuggling would never stop.

They say that human-rights abuses, smuggling and other blatant breaches of KP's rules are still going on, with most of the proceeds going into the pockets of army leaders and Zanu-PF bigwigs.

As O'Hanlon tells it, Fenton smuggled himself into the ward, breaking all the rules preventing visitors.