Sentence examples for unlawful exercise from inspiring English sources

They have been charged with trafficking in persons, organized crime, unlawful exercise of medical activity and abuse of office.

Judge Wagner recommended that the energy agency begin determining penalties against El Paso for violating federal rules and "for the unlawful exercise of market power".

Wyoming and its backers had argued that the Clinton rule would in effect turn the forest into wilderness, which only Congress can do, and that this was therefore an unlawful exercise of presidential power.

He said he believed that a bankruptcy trustee would file an antitrust lawsuit against baseball, alleging that the expansion fee was exorbitant and constituted an unlawful exercise of a monopoly.

The judge recommended that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission begin the process of determining penalties against El Paso for violating federal rules and "for the unlawful exercise of market power".

The suspects are accused of trafficking in human organs, organised crime, unlawful exercise of medical activities and abusing official authority.

Blue laws, for the uninitiated, enforced the concept that Sunday, in our Christian city and nation, was a time for churchgoing, not for "shooting, hunting, fishing, sporting, playing, horse-racing, gaming, frequenting of tippling houses, or any unlawful exercises or pastimes," as an 1828 state statute put it.

Thirdly, Supposing a Government wherein the Person of the Chief Magistrate is not thus Sacred; yet this Doctrine of the lawfulness of resisting all unlawful exercises of his Power, will not upon every slight occasion indanger him, or imbroil the Government.

(1) Obtaining or exercising unlawful possession over the property of another with the purpose to deprive the owner of the property.

Defense lawyers in the case may argue that the case be thrown out because of so-called unlawful command influence exercised by President Obama, who has called for sex offenders in the military to be punished severely.

A Navy judge ruled this week in a pretrial hearing that two defendants in military sexual assault cases could not be punitively discharged because President Obama, in public remarks, exercised "unlawful command influence" when he said offenders should be "prosecuted, stripped of their positions, court-martialed, fired, dishonorably discharged.