Sentence examples for committed in connection from inspiring English sources

Oh how much recent human folly has been committed in connection with that misused word!

The judge said that prosecutors must have access to agents to determine if any crime was committed in connection with the President's relationship with Ms. Lewinsky.

Deryl Dedmon, the man believed to be driving the pickup, faces capital murder charges, which require that a murder be committed in connection with another felony — the alleged theft of Mr. Anderson's phone, ring and wallet.

But it was delayed on Tuesday after the judge, Richard J. Sullivan, announced that Mr. Pan, a New Jersey real estate developer who is also known as Oliver, had been "involuntarily committed in connection with a mental health condition".

But the judge, Richard J. Sullivan, said in court that Mr. Pan, a New Jersey real estate developer who is also known as Oliver, had been "involuntarily committed in connection with a mental health condition".

In December the Metropolitan police submitted a file to the Crown Prosecution service to decide whether any criminal offence had been committed in connection with the death of Saldanha.

Bondholders have the benefit of the guarantee, but other creditors — like those who argue that Countrywide committed fraud in connection with their mortgages or foreclosures — do not.

At the time, Alabama law allowed defendants to be sentenced to death only if they had committed murders in connection with at least one of several listed "aggravating circumstances".

In another case, a jury found that an American military contractor, Custer Battles L.L.C., had committed fraud in connection with a contract to help distribute new currency in Iraq, and returned a $10 million verdict against it.

Moving fast to protect his company's dominance in the lottery industry, Guy B. Snowden, the chairman of the Gtech Holdings Corporation, resigned yesterday, one day after a British jury found that he had committed libel in connection with an effort to win a contract to operate Britain's national lottery.

Indeed, in 2009, more than 92% of the traced guns recovered in connection with crimes committed in New York City originally came from outside the State.