Sentence examples for convicted of looting from inspiring English sources

Adelphia Communications founder John J. Rigas and his son Timothy were convicted of looting their company.

The bank failed, and Mr. Sindona was convicted of looting its assets.

In the harshest of a series of sanctions, the president of one of the cooperatives, Fernando Gonzalez, received a five-year prison sentence and €1,000 fine, under appeal, after being convicted of looting €316,000 in subsidies.

The president of one banana cooperative, Fernando Gonzalez, received a five-year prison sentence and a 1,000 euro fine after being convicted of looting 316,000 euros in subsidies.

More than three years after they were convicted of looting the estate of Brooke Astor, her son and a lawyer for the estate lost a significant appeal on Tuesday, moving them much closer to being forced to serve their prison sentences.

A27 BUSINESS DAY C1-20 Tyco's Kozlowski Sentenced L. Dennis Kozlowski, the former chief executive of Tyco International who was convicted of looting the company of $150 million, was sentenced to 8 1/3 to 25 years in a New York state prison.

Cole and four other former council members were convicted last year of looting the city's treasury by drawing oversized salaries and later pleaded guilty to an additional corruption charge.

Williams's adaptation, presented by Pilot Theatre, finds him convicted for looting a Greggs.

The decision came after Mr Kozlowski, a Seton Hall alumnus who was convicted in June of looting millions from Tyco, had called the university's president and requested that his name be removed.

It could even provide a positive and productive alternative to prison for young people convicted of crimes (such as looting during the London riots).

Johnson was also convicted of handling stolen goods – a TV looted from Currys – but cleared of a burglary charge involving the theft of cigarettes and drink from the garage.