Sentence examples for betrayed state from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors are also likely to contend that Mr. Wyatt betrayed state secrets in pursuit of his deals.

But in 1534 she fell out of royal favour after James discovered that she had betrayed state secrets to her brother, Henry VIII.

The Federalist Party, however, betrayed state sovereignty and pushed for national sovereignty.

She was arrested in 1999 and sentenced to eight years for betraying state secrets.

For if there was British connivance, what is the ethical distinction between Dr Dikko's case, in which he was wanted on corruption charges, and Mr Vanunu's, where he was wanted for betraying state secrets?

Today, the ninth anniversary of the June 3-4 crackdown, in which hundreds of civilians were killed, the Chinese Government picked up that gauntlet and told Bao Tong, a former Central Committee member who was imprisoned on charges of betraying state secrets, that such freewheeling public statements would simply not be allowed.

Only wooden doors hanging on broken hinges and an occasional shattered window betrayed the state of dilapidation within.

Trump tweeted his outrage at McCain's decision early Saturday morning, saying the senator had betrayed his state and his colleagues.

Accusing them of demagoguery, he said they had betrayed the state's hospital workers and health care needs by attacking the health care plan approved last week.

By taking bribes and ostensibly putting a "for sale" sign on his door, he betrayed his State Senate office and his Brooklyn constituents who rely on politicians to conduct their business with a modicum of integrity.

But on Wednesday the Socialist prime minister, Manuel Valls, announced that the government would press on, saying the measure was a "heavy sanction" that could legitimately be used against those who "betrayed" the state by taking up arms against fellow citizens.