Sentence examples for vile trade from inspiring English sources

"April's death will hopefully lead to effective measures to stamp out this vile trade".

Stamping out this vile trade has ranked among the Bush administration's top priorities since its earliest days.

Catherine Bearder, a Liberal Democrat MEP, said official statistics on this "vile trade" were just the tip of the iceberg.

"It means securing international agreement to impound and destroy the boats and vehicles of those plying this vile trade, just as our forebears did with rogue slave traders following the abolition of the slave trade.

And despite the tearful, televised confession in which Mr. Khan insisted that he alone was guilty, it is widely believed that Pakistan's powerful military, including Gen. Pervez Musharraf, who was then president and is a former army chief of staff, was complicit in this exceedingly vile trade.

He hangs rattlers in trees, practicing witchcraft on people; pulls magic powders of different colors out of his buckskins and scatters them into the eyes and mouths of his enemies; and runs a vile trade in young white virgin girls, whom he kidnaps and sells at the border to laughing Mexicans.

He called surrogacy "the most vile, illegal trade that man has invented" and said he would campaign for it to become a "universal crime".

While the merchandising of Nazi garbage is not illegal in this country, it's nonetheless, in the words of British Minister of Culture Ed Valzey, a "vile and repulsive trade". Trafficking in the vestiges of genocide is even more abhorrent.

The judge said each of them played a role "trading in a vile drug".

She said the paper should "share its disturbing findings" with the agency, "so that appropriate action can be taken against the vile criminals who profit from this trade".

Then there is the arms trade, one of the vilest blights on our chances of global progress, on which the present government appears to be over-relaxed.