Sentence examples for be found to have committed from inspiring English sources

"Those who will be found to have committed those abuses will actually be punished," Barnaba Marial Benjamin, the foreign minister appointed after the government reshuffle, said last month.

Probably, Mr Khodorkovsky could, if fully investigated, be found to have committed misdeeds arising from the asset-grabbing privatisations that took place under Boris Yeltsin's presidency in the 1990s.

It recommended that the Indonesian government be presented with the evidence and findings of the tribunal, that an investigation into the massacre be carried out by an independent prosecutor and that "criminal proceedings be instituted against such persons as may be found to have committed crimes and crimes against humanity".

However, Gizmodo could be found to have committed a crime when they paid the phone's finder for the device.

Should Oracle be found to have committed wrongdoing in this case, it could face the cancellation of all current government contracts, as well as a ban on receiving future contracts from the federal government.

For example, the first ecumenical council to condemn homosexual sex, Lateran III of 1179, stated that "Whoever shall be found to have committed that incontinence which is against nature" shall be punished, the severity of which depended upon whether the transgressor was a cleric or layperson (quoted in Boswell, 1980, 277).

McKeown was found to have committed an offence under Rule 157, which covers deliberate concealment of a horse's ability.

But if peacekeepers of any nationality are found to have committed serious crimes, the United Nations must say so.

"The US army is one of the most professional in the world, yet they have been found to have committed acts of torture and unlawful killings.

Without necessarily ever having been found to have committed a crime, you're put on a secret list that the police keep of people who pose a "risk".

The five young men later said that their confessions were coerced, and they were exonerated in 2002 after another man, Matias Reyes, was found to have committed the crime.