Sentence examples for trafficker for from inspiring English sources

Last week, during the last of four interviews I conducted with Viktor Bout, an arms trafficker, for my story in this week's New Yorker, Bout became somewhat annoyed.

BOGOTA--Luis Alfonso Maquilon Amaya, a head trafficker for the Cali cocaine cartel, is reportedly trying to buy up all 4.7 million mad British cows on the black market.

Since then, he has written about unresolved war crimes in Kosovo, post-traumatic stress disorder, and a Russian arms trafficker, for which he was named a 2013 Livingston Award finalist.

This leaves Basu and me with an extremely bad feeling, fearing that once she is back in the village and away from her protectors at the New Light shelter, her grandfather could sell her to a trafficker for transfer to a red-light district anywhere in India.

They managed to reach Greece and from there they flew to Germany with counterfeit passports they bought from a Greek trafficker for 13,000 euros [£9,326].

He received 10,000 Centrale Franc Africain (about $20) as a down-payment from a trafficker for the boys to leave their village to go to work in Nigeria, and was told he would get 90,000 CFA ($180) for his sons' labour for a year.

£30,000 Agencies report that victims are being sold on, along with their debt, for as much as £30,000, to other traffickers for multiple exploitation, including sex trafficking, domestic servitude and cannabis cultivation.

As well as holding UK companies operating overseas accountable, we also need to extend our domestic slavery law to allow victims of slavery and trafficking in the UK to properly sue their enslavers and traffickers for civil compensation.

Ravaged by injury, the ructions of the secret agents of Asada, and a bunch of other very "rugby league" malarkey involving camera phones and bodily fluids and road rage, and who knows what else, it would take the game's Eighth Immortal Andrew Johns being outed as a gun-trafficker for Al Qaida before you'd be surprised by anything rugby league dishes up.

Police blame drug traffickers for the new offensive.

Some have begun to make arrangements with Tunisian traffickers for an illegal crossing.