Sentence examples similar to abetted of from inspiring English sources

Sekulow dismisses the possibility of criminal charges based on either unlawful campaign contributions or the aiding and abetting of hacking.

Governments can refuse to do business with any company aiding and abetting of mass atrocities, which is the aim of the Syria Sanctions Act, introduced by Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand of New York.

Osama bin Laden had fled Saudi Arabia for the safe confines of Khartoum a few years earlier, and Sudan's alleged harboring and abetting of Muslim extremists on its soil was attracting attention of counterterrorism experts in the United States and abroad.

Such kleptocratic outfits are, of course, abetted by thousands of lobbyists and by politicians who thrive off corporate campaign contributions.

Their efforts, abetted by those of DeWitt Clinton after 1803, established the foundations for New York's national dominance.

(Oftentimes, a goal aided and abetted by sections of the mainstream U.K. media, it must be said).

She was found guilty both of aiding and abetting, and of thereafter receiving part of the stolen loot.

That is abetted by the doubling of size.

The elision may have been abetted by the handling of the report.

Or will the movement continue to be abetted by a lack of cohesion?

Clinton aided and abetted the outsourcing of manufacturing and the deregulating of financial services.