Sentence examples for that suggests illegal from inspiring English sources

In the largest sense McClendon is correct: Enron is a two-syllable synonym for fraud, and as much as Chesapeake's tactics can be criticized, they are transparent, and I've never found anything or heard anyone that suggests illegal behavior.

"They sold all their oil and gas assets; that's all we have". In the largest sense McClendon is correct: Enron is a two-syllable synonym for fraud, and as much as Chesapeake's tactics can be criticized, they are transparent, and I've never found anything or heard anyone that suggests illegal behavior.

Do not put anything that suggests illegal or aggressive behavior.

Facebook and Google have long scoured content for keywords that suggest illegal material.

Handguns and documents that suggested illegal activity were found in the car, leading police to detain the two men and enter the house, he said.

In Borneo, environmentalists are currently denouncing a dubious proposal to convert 1.8m hectares of forest into palm plantation as a logging project in disguise.As that example suggests, illegal logging can also be difficult to define.

He has admitted having been "irresponsible" in a way that suggests he may have used illegal drugs, serious questions remain about how he got into the National Guard and whether he fulfilled his obligations, and chunks of his life remain rather mysterious.

He used strong words that suggested the problem of illegal drug use was present in the sport's highest levels and called for a tough policy, "ensuring that cheaters do not win our greatest races, that undeserving horses are not crowned champions and that all our effort and hard work to enhance our sport is not destroyed by compromising our standards and integrity".

Those that took the suggested illegal route through Eastern Europe would have the chance to claim asylum in Germany, it said.

And yet he was arrested twice in college for pranks, and he avoided military service in Vietnam, abused alcohol and dances around questions in ways that suggest that he used illegal drugs himself.

Its story Friday was headlined, "Kimberly team dismisses negative reports," and offered quotes from Mr. Fayia that suggested Zimbabwe was getting illegal mining under control.