Sentence examples for to be illicit from inspiring English sources

So far, excluding investors and day traders, the main use of the currency appears to be illicit activity.

What is clear, however, is that the main use of the currency appears to be illicit activity.

They also said Mr. Mills failed to mention a 1995 telephone call with Mr. Berlusconi in which the two discussed what were said to be illicit payments from Mr. Berlusconi to the Socialist leader Bettino Craxi, who died in 2000.

The study estimates that about 25percentt of the marijuana market will continue to be illicit, and will shrink if the legal marketplace is not overly taxed or expensive.

What's wrong with the existing copyright laws, and the powers that they offer, that Lord Mandelson think they need tweaking so that anyone can be given powers to hunt down someone thought to be infringing copyright, and new powers have to be given so that certain acts are deemed to be illicit?

The main areas where criminals are making money are thought to be illicit trafficking in narcotics, corruption, and counterfeiting and piracy.

According to Russell, it should be illicit to define a class C in a way that involves generalizing about any range of individuals to which C itself would have to belong.

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration says that, from 2012 to 2013, just over 5percentt of pregnant women aged 15 to 44 were illicit drug users.

In Tunisia, breakdancing used to be an illicit form of protest – or at least an expression of dissatisfaction, given that it was outlawed under the old regime.

The 337 objects repatriated back to Italy have been proved to be from illicit Italian excavations.

But two years ago, when the police were searching a home in Rome, they turned up a photograph of what appeared to be an illicit artifact.