Sentence examples similar to deem someone guilty from inspiring English sources

Deeming someone "fu" (husband) but combining the word with 'yong' (brave) to form the phrase 'yong fu' ("brave man") is not deeming him a husband.

A reasonable observer may wonder: Just what does it take to find someone guilty of a crime in Moscow?

The distinction was important when considering the legal threshold for finding someone guilty of obstruction of justice, the attorneys argued.

While these arguments cannot actually prove someone guilty or innocent, they can provide information on whether or not the suspect feels guilty.

The moves have led to concerted attempts by hackers to target companies they deem guilty of "censoring" WikiLeaks.

People wanted to know how someone they had deemed so obviously guilty and so obviously racist could have gotten away with such a crime.

Even if the verdict had deemed Zimmerman guilty, Mrs. and Mr. Martin lost the light within their life.

In effectively removing Hird the Bombers have deemed him guilty of the only crime that really matters in football: losing.

The forward denied aiming his abusive language and claim of cheating at referee Wayne Barnes, but the RFU deemed him guilty.

Problem is, we live in the short run, particularly when it comes to what are commonly deemed the guilty pleasures.

Israel was deemed the guilty party from the get-go.