Sentence examples for work smuggling from inspiring English sources

Experts also accept that the desperation of the migrants means that even the most ruthless criminal gangs can find work smuggling them.

"They are not even scared of dying because they know they have no future here," says "Haso", who asked to remain anonymous because of his work smuggling Yazidis to Europe.

But Galileo secretly continues his important work, smuggling out his final papers via a loyal if distraught assistant who thought the great man had buckled under pressure.

"I travelled to Lebanon and Jordan twice to take work smuggled over the border," said Haddad.

He arranged to have many art works smuggled out of Moscow.

The Russian government has lifted taxes and duties to spur the return of works smuggled abroad by nobles or sold by the Bolsheviks after the Revolution of 1917.

Second, unofficial literature written within the Soviet Union came to include works circulated illegally in typewritten copies ("samizdat"), works smuggled abroad for publication ("tamizdat"), and works written "for the drawer," or not published until decades after they were written ("delayed" literature).

"Some are being forced into manual labour, domestic work, drug smuggling and prostitution".

The weekly work included smuggling boxes of supplies across the border, translating for the international staff, and fielding security reports.

Mr Eklund, the bank economist in Stockholm, suggests that untaxed, unregulated work and smuggling now account for 5-10% of the total economy, though these activities involve natives as well as foreigners.

Then they turned to rescue work and smuggled orphaned Jewish children into Palestine.