Sentence examples for smuggling services from inspiring English sources

"It is not possible to make any predictions about the future of smuggling, as there are many variables attached to it," Izabella Cooper, spokesperson for FRONTEX, told me, citing "a mix of push-and-pull factors, the political and economic situation in the source countries, [and] the offer of smuggling services.

In his money exchange store, Shams, who also sets up smuggling services in his shop, is fond of showing mobile phone pictures of a "speed boat" that he says can transfer nearly a dozen passengers from Turkey to Greece in under 10 minutes.

Naeem Iqbal, Ishmal Khan and Yasser Shan have been sentenced to a collective 26 years for running a taxi drug smuggling service in and around Derbyshire.

Or if the tender is part of a bundle of integrated systems, then you can smuggle a service into the bundle without going out to tender.

A mix of high- and low-tech responses come in from people with varying degrees: a Morse code-to-Twitter relay service, smuggling in satellite telephones to Libya, mass faxing medical leaflets on how to treat tear gas, setting up mirror sites, uploading scrambling and encryption programs.

Given that it skirted the postal monopoly, you might even refer to DHL's original model as "smuggling as a service".

The author of books on the intelligence services, drug smuggling and freedom of information, he is best known for his part in the exposure and eventual jailing for perjury of the Conservative cabinet minister Jonathan Aitken.

It has already lost its monopoly on policy advice: Labour has set up task-forces to look at everything from the health service to smuggling.

"We work with a range of UK and international partners to collaboratively address crime threats, including hidden-web criminal marketplace sites, and the use of fast-parcel and postal services to smuggle illegal commodities.

Wandering through Dubrovnik, he smuggled his tape recorder into services at Croatian Catholic and Serbian Orthodox churches.

While she lists the things various people call her - "a gobby cow, a slapdash mum and a serial adulterer" - Hopkins is thankful that at least she doesn't make a habit of "stealing other people's children and smuggling them through customs to service Asian men in Rochdale".