Sentence examples for confusion committed by from inspiring English sources

Viviane Comerro, Professeur in Islamic literature at INALCO, considers the possibility of quranic Uzayr not to be Ezra but Azariah, relying on Ibn Qutaybah, and identifying a confusion committed by Muslim exegetes.

Bianchi also exaggerated his confusion at seeing the evidence of actions committed by "Steve" - such as the removal of filter tips from cigarettes during a previous interview.

Mr. Mubarak is "saying zero to the Brotherhood and don't think the 88 seats were something you muscled me into," Mr. Kassem, the publisher, said The Brotherhood's supreme guide, Mohammed Badie, called the election "invalid" at a news conference on Tuesday, saying "the crimes committed by the regime clearly reflect its weakness and confusion".

The confusion stems from US Soccer having been tight-lipped on what they have done with Solo, leaving everyone guessing about their commitment to dealing with allegations of violence committed by players off the field.

Washington's inaction is made easier because of public confusion about who the good guys are, and Russian media in particular highlight the barbarisms committed by the fundamentalists in the Syrian opposition.

Since an offence committed by the batting side will mean adding five runs to the fielding side's score in its already completed innings, much confusion will arise before the system beds down.

REFLECTIONS about the atrocities committed by governments.

Increasingly, crimes are committed by ex-cons.

It's mostly committed by men.

Crime committed by "ethnics", whoever they are?

"This fraud was committed by Galbraith, this fraud was committed by Morillon and this fraud was committed by embassies".