Sentence examples for be guilty of engaging from inspiring English sources

When the Daily Telegraph's journalists pretended in 2011 to be the constituents of Lib-Dem MPs, the paper cited prior knowledge of their statements and yet were still judged by the PCC to be guilty of engaging in a fishing expedition.

In these cases, the offer-maker may be guilty of engaging in exploitation, though not coercion.

In giving his verdict, Judge Nyakwawa Usiwa-Usiwa said the men were guilty of engaging in gay sex which was "against the order of nature".

Instead, the officers said they believed that he was guilty of engaging in speech likely to cause hostility to a sitting president, a charge the opposition denied.

But she said some party members and supporters who were guilty of engaging in "horrible" attacks while at the same time decrying the Tories for "divisive rhetoric" should be "called out".

If you feel you're guilty of engaging in "Deadly Relationship Habits" (and we've all done so), don't worry.

Still, many of us are guilty of engaging in a whole host of other activities in the bedroom -- and we don't mean that in a "what you do behind closed doors is up to you" kind of way.

The jailed members of Pussy Riot are guilty of engaging in a blasphemous performance that no doubt offended some believers, but Russia's criminal code article 213.2 should not have been applied against them.

While we can be guilty of not engaging in enough self-care, at other times we can feel an internal or external pressure to engage in self-care activities for a longer period of time than what's practical.

Rosen was not indicted in the case, but the suggestion in a government document that a reporter could be guilty of espionage for engaging in routine reporting is unprecedented and has alarmed many journalists and civil libertarians.

In other words, they who did not intend murder, who did not know that murder was in fact being committed, are ruled to be chargeable with the intent to commit murder, and to be guilty of that offense, because they were engaged at the time in an unlawful undertaking, and the murder was committed in carrying that undertaking into execution.