CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO ILLEGALISE
PRESENT
Present
I illegalise
you illegalise
he/she/it illegalises
we illegalise
you illegalise
they illegalise
Present continuous
I am illegalising
you are illegalising
he/she/it is illegalising
we are illegalising
you are illegalising
they are illegalising
Present perfect
I have illegalised
you have illegalised
he/she/it has illegalised
we have illegalised
you have illegalised
they have illegalised
Present perfect continuous
I have been illegalising
you have been illegalising
he/she/it has been illegalising
we have been illegalising
you have been illegalising
they have been illegalising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I illegalised
you illegalised
he/she/it illegalised
we illegalised
you illegalised
they illegalised
Past continuous
I was illegalising
you were illegalising
he/she/it was illegalising
we were illegalising
you were illegalising
they were illegalising
Past perfect
I had illegalised
you had illegalised
he/she/it had illegalised
we had illegalised
you had illegalised
they had illegalised
Past perfect continuous
I had been illegalising
you had been illegalising
he/she/it had been illegalising
we had been illegalising
you had been illegalising
they had been illegalising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will illegalise
you will illegalise
he/she/it will illegalise
we will illegalise
you will illegalise
they will illegalise
Future continuous
I will be illegalising
you will be illegalising
he/she/it will be illegalising
we will be illegalising
you will be illegalising
they will be illegalising
Future perfect
I will have illegalised
you will have illegalised
he/she/it will have illegalised
we will have illegalised
you will have illegalised
they will have illegalised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been illegalising
you will have been illegalising
he/she/it will have been illegalising
we will have been illegalising
you will have been illegalising
they will have been illegalising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would illegalise
you would illegalise
he/she/it would illegalise
we would illegalise
you would illegalise
they would illegalise
Conditional continuous
I would be illegalising
you would be illegalising
he/she/it would be illegalising
we would be illegalising
you would be illegalising
they would be illegalising
Conditional perfect
I would have illegalise
you would have illegalise
he/she/it would have illegalise
we would have illegalise
you would have illegalise
they would have illegalise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been illegalising
you would have been illegalising
he/she/it would have been illegalising
we would have been illegalising
you would have been illegalising
they would have been illegalising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you illegalise
we let´s illegalise
you illegalise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
illegalised
Present Participle
illegalising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ILLEGALISE»
Discover the use of
illegalise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
illegalise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Nothing, therefore, will satisfy these people but legal proscription upon strikes of
any magnitude whatever their motive or object. * * * THE Bill does not illegalise
any strike merely because of its dimensions. It does not illegalise ...
2
Jayaprakash Narayan: 1960-1966
Labour will feel compelled, and quite rightly, to resort to its last weapon, strike,
when negotiations fail and the Government on its side will feel compelled, and
again quite rightly, to illegalise strike and order mass arrests and dismissals.
Jayaprakash Narayan, Bimal Prasad, Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, 2007
3
Athens and Sparta: Constructing Greek Political and Social ...
Similarly with the synegoroi, who spoke up for litigants on their general character;
they too, according to Demosthenes, were easy for the rich to procure.305 It was
thought necessary to illegalise the receipt of money for such advocacy.306 The ...
4
South Africa and the Communist International: Bolshevik ...
... i.e. capitulation before the attacks without developing mass resistance (
Unemployed Councils in Johannesburg); legalistic illusions and faith in juridical '
fights' (Germistan); under-estimation of the attempts to outlaw and illegalise the
Party, ...
Apollon Borisovich Davidson, 2003
5
Saving Wild Tigers 1900-2000
The only way to stop it would be to prohibit such trade in horn trophies, in pelts of
wild animals, and game meat — to illegalise sales. Closely allied to the foregoing
causes is poaching, though frequently the poacher acts on his own for himself ...
6
Living Philosophy: An Introduction to Moral Thought
It is inconsistent (not to say hypocritical) to condemn and illegalise bull-fighting
but to allow fox-, deer-, or hare-hunting; it seems a grave distortion of values to
sentence a man to thirty years in jail for stealing banknotes (in the great train ...
7
The Power of Entrepreneurs: Politics and Economy in ...
Orders were given to illegalise all decisions made by the republican Bank of
Spain, and the entity's legitimate and authentic representation was restored.
Although they were ardent defenders of the uprising against the Government of
the ...
Mercedes Cabrera, Fernando del Rey Reguillo, 2007
8
Modern Scottish Culture
David Hume's Essays, Moral and Political started to appear in 1742, arguing on
behalf of the English constitution (albeit in a qualified and sarcastic sense) even
before the 1746 Disarming Act had begun to illegalise the signs of a Scottish
state ...
9
The Fight Against Fascism in the USA
The latest moves are to illegalise the American Nazis and put them on the so-
called "subversive" list. New York State Supreme Court Justice Louis L. Friedman
signed a temporary injunction June 28 "restraining" the party and its commander
...
James P. Cannon et al, 2004
10
Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights: A Legal Resource Guide
... professionals to overreach their proper function and expertise and to illegalise
issues which are more properly to be decided in a context and according to
considerations larger than typically found in courts of law. 12. The participants ...
Scott Leckie, Anne Gallagher, 2011
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ILLEGALISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
illegalise is used in the context of the following news items.
Legal high ban 'technically' includes alcohol
... that the wording of a new blanket ban on legal highs in the UK is so broad that it could technically be used to illegalise alcohol. ban. Alcohol ... «The Spirits Business, May 15»
UK rail unions call off strike action
Corporate interference in the ballot procedure is part of an ongoing campaign to illegalise strikes. In 2010 a vote for national strike action by ... «World Socialist Web Site, May 15»
The border spectacle of migrant 'victimisation'
These dynamics that illegalise migrants and produce the conditions for the exploitation of their labour are what I call their obscene inclusion. «Open Democracy, May 15»
EC outlines plans to illegalise geo-blocking, enforce EU digital price …
Europe's 28 different national digital markets could be merged into one if new proposed reforms from the European Commission are made law. «MCV, May 15»
Iraq's Female Citizens: Prisoners of War
So although they try to illegalise our sheltering activity, in practice we've persevered and we've been able to multiply them. This is crucial. «Truth-Out, Apr 15»
Notorious conman reveals holes in Egyptian investment market
... as well as the weakness of the legislative structure, which does not seek to illegalise companies that exploit money or place controls on them. «Daily News Egypt, Apr 15»
Australian council cancels hall booking for SEP anti-war meeting
... attempts were made to illegalise the Stalinist Communist Party, while in the course of the Vietnam War, numerous anti-war campaigners were ... «World Socialist Web Site, Apr 15»
Malaysia tables amendments to Sedition Act
The Malaysian Government on Tuesday (Apr 7) tabled the Sedition (Amendment) Bill 2015 for first reading in Parliament as it seeks to illegalise ... «Channel News Asia, Apr 15»
Jokowi considers revoking citizenship of Indonesians who join …
BNPT spokesman Irfan Idris suggested that the proposed perppu illegalise travel to “conflict prone” countries. “If there's a group of people ... «TODAYonline, Mar 15»
Activist sentenced to 6 months in prison for 'inciting workers to strike'
... by the Protest Law, amendments to the labour law issued subsequently by the Ministry of Labour illegalise strikes in the workplace. Charges ... «Daily News Egypt, Mar 15»
