Sentence examples for convicted of actions from inspiring English sources

The officer, Yassin Mohamed Hatem Salahedeen, was convicted of actions that "lead to the death" of Sabbagh, a charge considered less severe than murder, as well as wounding other demonstrators.

However, the criticism of the perceived harshness of such actions can be easily searched by the term "Leavenworth 10," identifying soldiers convicted of unlawful actions in combat "which their supporters say were justified". Thus, the Army at once cannot be accused of 'looking the other way to crimes" while at the same time be accused of prosecuting innocent Soldiers of unlawful killings.

Citing the cases of some 52 "allegedly incarcerated journalists" he said "these people have already been convicted of terrorist actions and having been involved in terrorist organisations.

As writer Stephen Rodrick explains in the Rolling Stone story, Wilson is zealous in his convictions, and he grows convicted of every action he takes.

Furthermore, the applicant must be resident and stay resident in the country and not be convicted of any criminal actions.

At follow-up, 24% of the participants had been convicted of criminal activity.

The fund-raiser was convicted of covering up his actions and three Parole Board officials were convicted of lying to investigators about the affair.

Prosecutors said during the trial that even if the gun went off mistakenly, Mr Spector could be convicted of murder because his actions showed a conscious disregard for human life.

But some critics contend that if the MEK's supporters were not so powerful, they would face the same treatment as that meted out to less influential Americans jailed after being convicted of supporting terrorism for actions such as offering conflict resolution advice, donating money for schools and rebroadcasting a Hezbollah television station.

That insurgency was brought to heel by Garcia's successor, Alberto Fujimori, who is now in prison after being convicted of crimes against humanity over actions taken during his presidency.

Girouard is the first American soldier to be convicted of negligent homicide resulting from the actions of subordinates in combat.