Sentence examples for defection abuse from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wang was tried this week on four charges: defection, abuse of power, taking bribes and bending the law for one's personal gain.

Mr. Wang, 52, originally from Inner Mongolia, was found guilty of defection, abuse of power, taking bribes and bending the law for personal gain, the report said.

As Mrs. Clinton was wrapping up her trip, a central figure in the scandal, Wang Lijun, was charged with "bending the law for selfish ends, defection, abuse of power and bribetaking," according to the official Xinhua news agency.

The former police chief, Wang Lijun, was sentenced by the Intermediate People's Court in the southwest provincial capital of Chengdu on four charges: defection, abuse of power, taking bribes and bending the law for one's personal gain.

BEIJING — The once-powerful police officer at the center of a scandal that felled the senior Communist leader Bo Xilai was charged Wednesday with defection, abuse of power and corruption.

On 5 September 2012, Wang was charged with defection, abuse of power and bribe-taking.

The session was secret because the two charges against the officer, Wang Lijun, presented in court on Monday — defection and abuse of power, which in this case centers on illegal surveillance — involve state secrets, said one of his lawyers, Wang Yuncai.

Wang, meanwhile, was jailed for 15 years for defection, power abuse and bribe taking.

Wang was sentenced to 15 years for defection and abuse of power, among other things; Gu was charged with murder and given a suspended death sentence (the Party rarely executes its own for crimes they wouldn't hesitate to kill laymen for).

Wang was later jailed for 15 years for defection, bribe-taking, abuse of power and "bending the law for selfish ends" by initially covering up Gu's crime.

Wang was jailed for 15 years for defection, accepting bribes, abusing power and initially covering up Heywood's murder.