Sentence examples for deliberately committed from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors would have faced the hurdle of proving that Wilson deliberately committed a racially motivated hate crime.

QUESTION FROM GARY NYC: It's one thing to trade on inside information, but it's another when deceit is deliberately committed, or accountability dismissed in favor of profit making.

What happened on 9/11, by contrast, was a crime deliberately committed in open air as a nightmarish publicity stunt, one already as well documented as any incident in history.

Thus, one could be guilty of anrita i.e., infidelity to fact, or departure from what is true and real or from what constitutes the established order whether or not one had deliberately committed a crime.

Describing a culture of bullying and violence, in which the prison staff too frequently resorted to full restraint to control inmates, he said some prisoners deliberately committed offences to get placed in segregation for their own safety.

We will talk about "misfortune" as if rape were not a crime deliberately committed by a criminal, but a fact of life, just waiting for girls foolish enough to wander into it.

The aggravating factors for youth offenders include the proposal that "deliberate humiliation of victims, including but not limited to filming of the offence, deliberately committing the offence before a group of peers with the intent of causing additional distress or circulating details/photos/videos etc of the offence on social media or within peer groups".

What they [the BBC] are alleging is that 10 countries, including Saudi Arabia, are deliberately committing human rights abuses and that's a very serious allegation," he said.

But Representative Burling was not convinced, and in Ms. Clark's defense accused Mr. Salts of deliberately committing a "rotten, disrespectful travesty".

Sentencing Jeffery to 32 months, Judge Michael Gledhill QC said: "Those who find abortion repugnant do not use it as an excuse to justify deliberately committing offences.

On a list of grammatical "fumblerules" that has for years appeared under my name all over the Internet — rules that deliberately commit the errors they warn against — is "Remember to never split an infinitive".