Sentence examples for convicted of making from inspiring English sources

People convicted of making false statements are often sentenced to six months or less.

He was also convicted of making a false official statement in the death of Pvt.

Additionally, people convicted of making fraudulent loans cannot take part in the F.H.A. program.

She was never charged criminally with insider trading, but she was convicted of making false statements during her interview.

Since Oct. 1, anyone convicted of making, storing or selling the poison faces a prison sentence or even death.

Mr. Clayton was acquitted of falsifying his immigration form but convicted of making a false declaration and fined.

A real estate agent has been convicted of making harassing phone calls to a vocal critic of neighborhood bars.

A defendant convicted of making false statements in order to obtain a government contract, for example, is considered a white-collar criminal.

Maybe an understanding of a written message's context is enough to avoid situations where a well-meaning person might be convicted of making a threat.

Dior fired John Galliano, who was recently convicted of making anti-Semitic remarks, which he attributed to his problems with alcohol and prescription drugs.

Some were found not to have such ties, or were convicted of making false statements to federal investigators about how much they knew about the 9/11 hijackers.