Sentence examples for abettors of from inspiring English sources

For instance, he opposed the War Crimes Prosecutor's effort to introduce legislation that would give him jurisdiction over aiders and abettors of ICTY fugitives.

"That you would characterize them as aiders and abettors of the terrorists that attack us," he told reporters, "as far as I'm concerned that is so far over the top, it's unacceptable".

To an appeals court, Motorola and Scientific-Atlanta did no wrong — or at least not enough to count as being more than aiders and abettors of the fraud, and therefore subject to civil suits for damages.

By calling the universities "abettors of terrorism", they reveal their contempt of the aforementioned efforts, not support.

It is these universities that the organizers of this initiative are calling "enablers and abettors" of terrorism.

Klein has tarred critics of previous Israeli attacks on Gaza, such as former Congressman Ron Paul, as abettors of "the global propaganda campaign to delegitimize Israel," and regularly flings baseless charges of anti-Semitism at his political opponents.

"I always viewed them as an aider and abettor of terrorist acts," he said.

The helicopters also subjected Russia, Mr. Assad's principal backer, to renewed Western criticism as an abettor of his repression.

He considers himself a "classic liberal," and unlike, say, David Horowitz, who calls the left an "enabler and abettor of the terrorist jihad," he can sound like one.

I had wanted to check this village out because it was the home town of Rasputin — not Valentin Rasputin, the Siberian writer, but the original unhinged self-described holy man Rasputin, abettor of the downfall of the Romanov line.

Part of the joy of these images, of course, is what they imply about Darwin — not the stereotype of a tortured, isolated great thinker but the abettor of scientific curiosity in others as much as in himself.