Sentence examples for damning information from inspiring English sources

I was told that Chubais even informed Yeltsin that he had "damning" information about Korzhakov's business dealings.

Sanders contended that in multiple cases, the district attorney's office and the sheriff's department colluded to plant informants in county jail cells in order to obtain damning information from defendants who were awaiting trial and were represented by lawyers ― a violation of an inmate's right to counsel.

The ACLU claims that the Orange County Sheriff's Department and Orange County district attorney's office have colluded to plant a large number of informants in jail cells for decades in order to obtain damning information from defendants who are charged with crimes and are awaiting trial.

They say he sees him as a turncoat who gave the authorities damning information against him.

Have his Russian mafia connections and money laundering gigs really given him knowledge of terrorist operations and access to damning information about British bankers and members of Parliament?

In such cases, if prosecutors have damning information, they often file charges rather than extend an offer for a voluntary interview.

Mr. Pelosi's lawyer, Gerald L. Shargel, said the inmates were habitual criminals who thought they would receive leniency from prosecutors if they provided damning information about his client.

In sworn statements submitted for the case on August 3rd, two former employees allege that Mr Prince may have helped to murder at least one person who had divulged, or was about to divulge, damning information to the government.

Is it surprising that a presidential candidate moved to the front of the pack and got hit in the back of the head with a brown envelope full of damning information about his past?

He badgered Iraq on its unacceptable accounting for biological warfare materials until literally cartons of damning information were suddenly "found" on a chicken farm -- and still he was not satisfied.

The DEA is currently investigating how criminals are using Snapchat, which offers obvious benefits to organized crime members who might want to share important but damning information or send a quick threat that a victim won't be able to show authorities before it disappears.