Sentences with phrase «potential illegality»
The phrase "potential illegality" refers to a situation or action that could possibly violate the law or be considered illegal. Full definition
«My son's political activities do not preclude me from looking into potential illegality.
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It examines up close British real estate agents» willingness to overlook a deal's potential illegality in the hopes of a big commission.
There are federal and state statutes barring kidnapping, and conspiring about or aiding and abetting the same, but it is unclear if that is the potential illegality to which Woolsey was referring.
Cuomo, who was annoyed with the Senate and Assembly leaders for failing to agree to ethics and campaign finance reforms, vowed to fully investigate any potential illegalities.
The senator even appeared to be aware of the potential illegalities involved, telling the staffer to «do it on your own cell phone and do it on your own time.»
Upon receiving a formal complaint from Clement's legal counsel, the federal Office of Special Counsel (OSC) is investigating the potential illegality of Joel Clement's transfer.
Despite states» growing interest in maintaining existing nuclear plants and the potential to use ZECs as a policy tool to reduce carbon, opponents highlight the potential illegality of ZECs and ability for nuclear subsidies to distort wholesale energy markets by suppressing capacity prices.