Sentences with phrase «do illegal things»

If this is your home network, that's is a big problem — it means that anyone nearby can connect and possibly do illegal things that would be traced back to your IP address.

In other [grossly unsophisticated] words, should we ban a technology because some people do illegal things with it?

That access allowed them to do illegal things.

What other characters do illegal things, or are easily persuaded to do so?

Or in this case: sometimes life is fair and you don't get to do illegal things without consequences.»

«People do stupid things, frankly, people do illegal things, people in power abuse power, that's part of the human condition,» said Cuomo.

I'm not concerned about Alexis going to prison Rich footballers pay money to accountants and the accountants either are good and find legal ways to pay as little tax as possible or are bad and do illegal things Messi had tax problems but didn't do any jail time.

People of all faiths do or do not do illegal things based on their value systems, their needs, and their basic moral principles.

These religious people have been doing illegal things like this since the Constltution was ratified.

He had his hand in it and he did some illegal things, that I can't deny..

A contract that tells one party or another to do an illegal thing is void ab initio: courts will not recognize it or give force to it.

It could be that his business didn't owe any taxes, or that he did clever things to avoid having to pay taxes (legal tax avoidance), or that he did illegal things to avoid having to pay taxes (illegal tax evasion).

The company claimed the two executives were fired, and that Krause had done illegal things in his time at Faraday Future, but offered no proof or explanation for either claim.

Not exact matches

Henry Klingeman, Gross» lawyer, likewise said his client «never thought, at the time these things were happening, that he was doing anything illegal.»

The world, he learned, was packed with Pete Kistlers doing bad, illegal things.

His methods are NOT recommended — he liquidated his 401K, he did a lot of things that were illegal, or borderline illegal.

Like many things, saying that it is illegal doesn't simply make it go away.

You can't sell illegal things, nor can you do illrgal things for profit.

In above example, both the prost - itute and the po - rn star are doing THE EXACT SAME THING, yet one is deemed «legal» and one is deemed «illegal.»

@Mike from CT, «I think what you meant to say it hasn't been illegal... but when was child labor, in your mind, ever the correct thing to do, under factory conditions (not chores)?»

The lock is a good thing if you're a church leader who doesn't want to marry same - sex couples, but if you're among the minority of CofE vicars who would like the right to marry gay couples, you're stuck, because it's illegal.

Were there an article about corruption and all the other illegal things done in this country, you would see more condemnation.

The ones I do know don't hate immigrants (though they think illegal immigration is an economic and criminal problem), think a multicultural society is a good thing (while they are quite tired of politically correct speech codes), and they really do want what's best for the country (though we might differ on what that is).

If the government stepped in and did away with just these three things, but did not make Christianity illegal, I fear that most Christian churches would fold.

«Is there any validity to the criticism of you that you say things that you can't back up factually, and as the President you say there are three million illegal aliens who voted and you don't have the data to back that up, some people are going to say that it's irresponsible for the President to say that.

O'Reilly: Is there any validity to the criticism of you that you say things you can't back up factually, and as the president, if you say, for example, that there are 3 million illegal aliens who voted and then you don't have the data to back it up, some people are gonna say that it's irresponsible for a president to say that.

It doesn't solve anything, it only makes things worse, and you're now forcing the government / police not just to deal with the white supremacists, but with the illegal actions of their opponents as well.

If they had been working together to do something specifically illegal, like hacking voting booths or something, I could understand the fuss but gathering information is a perfectly legal and normal thing to do so far as I know.

The 2nd illegal thing she did was let personal employees go through her e-mails which she may have done for convenience, but letting non government employees read to her and delete read e-mails was against the law too.

Meanwhile, his son James described the «illegal voicemail interceptions» as a «matter of great regret» but that the company was «determined to put things right and make sure they do not happen again».

Both taking personal gifts and using campaign funds as personal funds are illegal, and numerous politicians have faced legal troubles for doing such things (like Ted Stevens)

It used to be that tax evasion (not paying taxes one was legally required to pay), which was illegal, was considered wrong, but tax avoidance (not doing things that incur tax) was considered benign.

«All the things that the Makarfi group has done before the judgement are illegal and can not stand.»

«Ed Miliband has addressed head on those concerns which have cost this party five million votes since 1997 - the illegal war in Iraq, insecure jobs, the sense that despite all the good things Labour did to make Britain a fairer place, that the government stopped being on their side,» he said.

People voting in border states who don't particularly wish to feel the negatives of a bunch of criminals come through where they live can not be convinced that illegal immigration is somehow a Good Thing.

«We've been doing the same thing when it comes to illegal people in the country as long as I've been in the department,» he said.

«The IPA is designed specifically to do only two things; protect undocumented criminals sitting in the county jail and eliminate the distinction between legal and illegal immigration.

A paper on the findings showed, among other things, that the restrictive policies regulating gun shows in California resulted in fewer illegal «straw» purchases — in which someone buys a gun on behalf of a person legally barred from doing so — than in other states.

In fact, many of the illegal ergogenic drugs on the market do their thing by enabling the body to recover despite the stress incurred from constant anaerobic training, meaning that the body can rebuild itself from workouts from which it is generally impossible to recover at the rate you'd like.

Ben: Well, I'm down there on the floor usually when you're working at abdaptors and your abductors if you have, you know, a house or neighbors can see him through the living room whether you don't wan na close the curtains «cause it does look like you're kinda doing something perverted to a foam roller but that's same company that makes the rumble roller which is the foam roller that has the ridges on it, they also make one called the beasty ball which is basically like this little, it's like a crossball that has ridges kinda sticking out of it and that one is also really good but I'll take like my beasty ball and my foam roller and go and do slightly illegal things with them on a living room floor.

im about to be 18 and theres this girl i like but shes 14 is this wrong and do nt tell me its illegal i know that i know there are so many questions about this sort of thing on here, but i still felt i needed to ask my own.

Sadly, this by - product of the world's current obsession with illegal racing, ugly street cars being given garish makeovers by plebeians and all things neon or blacked out can do little to impact upon the success of other racers.

But in terms of sheer brutality, all those movies fade away when compared to Thailand's Born To Fight, a truly ridiculous stunt-fest full of actors doing things that would be absolutely illegal if any Hollywood director ever tried to replicate them.

Alas, it's never satisfactorily explained in the film why Yousef (aka the Green Prince), apprehended in the mid -»90s for buying illegal weapons, then interrogated and imprisoned, would accept Ben Yitzhak's offer to work for the Shin Bet, particularly given his father's own lengthier imprisonment by the Israeli government and the younger man's description of how cooperating with Israel is the «most shameful thing you can do in my country.»

Whether it's Ilana Glazer shouting unprintable things at Scarlett Johansson in Rough Night, TJ Miller accidentally dosing Courtney B. Vance in Office Christmas Party, Jillian Bell giving an illegal stocking stuffer to Seth Rogen in The Night Before, or everything that happens in every second of Hot Tub Time Machine, coke seems to be the new cool movie drug that definitely everyone wants to do very much.

The government, in the person of Sir Alistair Dormandy (Kenneth Branagh), a prig whose Freudian slips belie the conservative agenda he champions, dislikes the music on principle, and delights observing that the wonderful thing about being in power is that you can make something you don't like illegal.

That last would be the one thing that can cure the headache brought on by a temporal displacement of the kind experienced by Agent J (Smith) when a hostile alien, Boris the Beast (Jemaine Clement as a gnarly stentorian) escapes from his lunar prison and gets a do - over, as it were, thanks to an illegal time machine.

Unfortunately things don't improve when they are kidnapped and sold to an illegal exotic bird dealer (voice by Carlos Ponce).

By the time rational scientist Alex (Carla Gugino, who apparently didn't get her fill of this shit in Watchmen) joins the ride, you're so desensitized to the thing that its throwaway references to environmental concerns, illegal aliens, and the PATRIOT Act just wash over you — and why shouldn't they?

As his tasks become more and more underhanded and quite possibly illegal, and as he finds himself doing the very things that were done to him in order to get the money to get his house back, Dennis must decide how far he is willing to go to help his family.