Sentences with phrase «less illegal trade»
Hamm, meanwhile, is taking on the role of a former Wall Street trader who has switched gigs to the slightly less illegal trade of bank robbery.
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The cats have become less picky about hunting livestock — perhaps because warming temperatures have disrupted their usual prey — so people are targeting them, and this feeds into the illegal wildlife trade.
Illegal products entering the USA were less likely to be intercepted if they were coming from Africa, central Asia, Eastern Europe and Pacific Island states suggesting the existence of complex trade networks and the potential for the laundering of illegal products through legal Illegal products entering the USA were less likely to be intercepted if they were coming from Africa, central Asia, Eastern Europe and Pacific Island states suggesting the existence of complex trade networks and the potential for the laundering of illegal products through legal illegal products through legal markets
Unfortunately it also dishes out a portrayal of the less savory part of the music industry, such as illegal drugs, alcohol use, infidelity and corrupt trade practices.
As the Defendant publishers and their physical book distribution systems get smaller and less profitable, competitors like Barnes & Noble teeter on the Borders of financial failure, and Apple becomes bored with an iBookstore whose marketplace it can not control by illegal means, Amazon's share of the total book trades market only grows, and grows, and grows.
Infant primates are ideal for this illegal trade as they live longer and are less aggressive.
The utility mercury rule Holmstead favored and admitted to initiating was a less stringent (in fact, illegal) cap and trade method under a different section of the Clean Air Act (subsection 111 instead of 112), which meant downgrading EPA's opinion of mercury's danger as a toxin.
South Korea will prioritise transparency in cryptocurrency trading by preventing illegal and unfair activities, the Blue House said in response to a petition asking for less regulation in the emerging industry.