Sentence examples for be considered guilty from inspiring English sources
verb
To think about seriously.
- Consider that we’ve had three major events and the year has hardly begun.
The legislation defined the word so broadly that anyone criticizing the state or "disturbing public order" could be considered guilty.
Shiddiquzzaman had used the false name because he was "concerned he would be targeted due to travelling with Mr Thorne and would be considered guilty by association", Flynn said.
The gruelling session began with a stern warning from Keith Vaz, chair of the home affairs select committee, that witnesses who give false evidence and "persistently mislead a committee may be considered guilty of contempt of the House of Commons".
But the regulator backed away from demands from small business groups that banks be found be considered guilty unless they can prove their innocence, following a precedent set by the mortgage endowment and payment protection insurance scandals.
In 2015, I covered a trial where a white public defender stood in front of a jury pool and said that her own black client had to be considered guilty until proven otherwise.
On Tuesday, Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams were ordered to pay Marvin Gaye's estate almost $7.4m£4.9m9m), when a jury decided Thicke and Williams could be considered guilty of copying Gaye's Got to Give It Up when writing Blurred Lines.
"Basically, until proven innocent all animals are considered guilty".
Either of them could revive the era when academic and Surrealist painting were considered guilty pleasures.
Although Congress later refused to impeach Samper, he was considered guilty by the extralegal guerrillas and paramilitary units and by the U.S. government.
