Sentence examples for exonerated of wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

and am pleased to note that Vice Adm. Metcalf is exonerated of wrongdoing," Lehman said.

Within a few months, ACORN had been exonerated of wrongdoing by the U.S. Government Accountability Office, the Brooklyn District Attorney's office, the Attorney General of California, and a federal judge, who ruled that the law barring the group's receipt of federal funds was unconstitutional.

Wilson has twice been exonerated of criminal wrongdoing.

He was later exonerated of any wrongdoing, even receiving a commendation, according to the police chief.

When it came out in March, Mr Annan's supporters claimed he had been "exonerated" of all wrongdoing.

And Dr Gallo was exonerated of any wrongdoing by an official investigation and is universally recognised to have done important work on AIDS.

In 1639 he surrendered Chemnitz to a Saxon army but was exonerated of any wrongdoing by a military court-martial in Sweden.

But Ms. Leung's defense lawyers said the F.B.I. was making her a "sacrificial lamb" to hide its own security failings, and her husband vowed after the charges were announced that she would be exonerated of all wrongdoing.

OK, there wasn't a candlestick maker as such, but there was a deeply creepy psychic – and they do tend to like a candle – who was disappointingly exonerated of any wrongdoing.

Busch listed camp guards more senior than Demjanjuk, some of them members of the SS, who had been tried in the 1970s for their roles at Sobibor, or at the guards' training camp, Trawniki, but who had either received minimal sentences or been exonerated of any wrongdoing.

He listed a string of more senior camp guards, some of them members of the SS, who had been tried for their roles in the Sobibor death camp in Nazi-occupied Poland but had either received minimal sentences or been exonerated of any wrongdoing.