Sentence examples for being deemed guilty from inspiring English sources

Irish had not had things their own way, with Chris Hala'Ufia, their Tongan No8, not for the first time in his life being deemed guilty of a high tackle, this time on the visiting scrum-half, Haydn ­Thomas.

Hadley Freeman's arguments appear to centre around being mortified about being deemed guilty by association with the 'tedious' likes of Moby and Trudie Styler - as though there are no deathly-dull carnivores out there stalking the earth in search of prey.

For this, he is deemed guilty.

Anyone who wears their kit is deemed guilty by association.

Each was deemed guilty of embellishing contact in an attempt to draw a foul.

In subsection (b), the words "shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor" are omitted for consistency with title 18.

In view of definition of misdemeanor in section 1 of this title words "shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and" were omitted.

Most west European countries are deemed guilty of "systemic discrimination" against the non-religious by virtue of the special status that they grant to Christian churches.

Greedy, powerful people in the present, however, can be deemed "guilty" in a way that the neophyte constitution-makers at Philadelphia in 1789 cannot.

For the second consecutive week, Stoke City were deemed guilty of failing to heed the new directives about grappling in the box.

The charter bars churchmen who are deemed guilty of sexual misconduct with minors from wearing the clerical collar or officiating at public Mass.