Sentence examples for convicted of obtaining from inspiring English sources

He was convicted of obtaining the £1m payment by deception after more than 14 hours of jury deliberations, but was cleared of conspiracy to defraud between 1 January 2006 and 30 March 2007.

In addition to any other remedy available by law or contract, no creditor or assignee shall be liable to an obligor under this section, if such obligor, or co-obligor has been convicted of obtaining by actual fraud such residential mortgage loan.

Re "Pardons on the Sly" (editorial, Jan . 25: I take issue with your suggestion that there was an attempt to bypass the Justice Department in seeking presidential commutations of the sentences imposed on Benjamin Berger, Jacob Elbaum, David Goldstein and Kalmen Stern, who were convicted of obtaining federal money intended for educational purposes and diverting it to other community uses.

Ms. Gordon said in a telephone interview that her agency, which first uncovered the allegations of campaign fraud and took them to Ms. White's office in 1994, would seek to recoup the $163,000 in taxpayer money that Mr. Reale and Mr. Hartman were convicted of obtaining fraudulently.

This month the school founder and two staff members were convicted of fraudulently obtaining about £150,000 from government grants.

Rebekah Brooks, the chief executive of News UK, is on a list of 115 journalists whose names have been disclosed as having made requests for information from a private detective who was subsequently convicted of illegally obtaining private information.

In a lawsuit filed Friday in federal court in New York, Rabbi Mordechai Samet, who was convicted of fraudulently obtaining more than $4 million, asserts that his ability to pray according to his beliefs has been violated by the Bureau of Prisons' insistence that he pray in his cell.

One is a right-wing radical, a known associate of racist hate groups who made his living inspecting septic tanks, who was once convicted of illegally obtaining bubonic plague bacteria and later boasted about how easy it would be to kill hundreds of thousands of people by releasing it into the New York City subway, the authorities charge.

Then, there is the question of who will blink first in the stand-off between the police and the Home Affairs Committee, chaired by Keith Vaz, over a secret list of firms that were allegedly involved with rogue private investigators convicted of "blagging" – illegally obtaining information such as bank details and phone numbers.

He was convicted of nine counts of obtaining money by deception, totalling $19.5m, from two separate victims, and acquitted of two counts of obtaining money by deception totalling $3.5m.

A21 Clinton In-Law Helped in Pardon Tony Rodham, a brother of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, helped a Tennessee couple convicted of bank fraud obtain a pardon from President Bill Clinton last March over the objections of the Justice Department.