Sentence examples for believed criminal from inspiring English sources

The U.S. attorney's office met with McCabe's legal team in recent weeks, though it was not immediately clear whether prosecutors there were conducting their own investigation or believed criminal charges are appropriate.

Windeyer had a reputation for being a harsh and inflexible judge, particularly in criminal cases, where he was said to have "a rigorous and unrelenting sense of the retribution that he believed criminal justice demanded, [and] a sympathy verging on the emotional for the victims of crime".

Some customers have described having hundreds of pounds wiped out from their accounts since the hack began on Wednesday morning, and CEO Dido Harding has said it is believed criminals got away with "a very considerable amount of data".

Roosevelt and Saint-Gaudens decided to omit the "In God We Trust" motto — Roosevelt because he allegedly believed criminals would want to use the coins, which would tarnish God's name.

Nonetheless, officials said that they believe criminal charges serve as a powerful tool to deter cyberattacks.

Some believe criminal gangs took a kind of forced sabbatical to avoid the 40,000 extra police hired for the tournament.

"I believe criminal networks have begun to see the potential for huge profits and low risks in this area.

Many people believe criminal investigations handled by the military are always top-notch and above reproach.

There's also an outstanding ACLU lawsuit, and Deville admitted that he believes "criminal convictions in this case would perhaps limit our civil liability in the matter".

We can only assume you believe criminal sanctions should be proportional to the harm caused by the person being sentenced, and by that measure, Mr. Emery should receive the barest minimum sentence.

It is the spiritual condition of a society that believes criminal activity is as much a part of a person's identity as race and ethnicity, even though we pretend to be guided by mutual bonds of affection.