Sentence examples for foreign complicity from inspiring English sources

Officials deny that there was any "foreign complicity" in the National Union's coup.

Cameron piped in about how it used to be much worse — and in Afghanistan's history it has been, thanks, in part, to cycles of careless foreign complicity and indifference.

Plaintiffs would be shouldered with the burden of proving foreign state complicity with judicially vetted reliable evidence.

It would authorize private damages suits by Americans against any foreign nation for complicity in international terrorism that causes death or injury in the United States.

A case brought by a leading Libyan dissident who accuses MI6, MI5 and the former foreign secretary, Jack Straw, of complicity in the abduction that led to his torture must be struck out because any unlawful act took place in a foreign country and not in the UK, government lawyers told the high court on Monday.

Charged with complicity in a "foreign plot," the Dantonists were guillotined on April 5.

That led Belhaj to sue the British government, Sir Mark and the then Foreign Secretary Jack Straw for alleged complicity in his rendition and torture.

The government has responded harshly, pledging political reform but also violently dispersing crowds, arresting scores and accusing protesters of complicity with a foreign conspiracy.

This month, Ms. Ashtiani appeared at a news conference in the presence of foreign journalists and admitted to complicity in the murder of her husband.

And in 2013 the court ruled in Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum, regarding a foreign petroleum corporation's alleged complicity in human rights abuses in Nigeria, that the ATCA generally does not apply to torts committed in foreign countries though exceptions are possible in cases "where the claims touch and concern the territory of the United States" with "sufficient force".

A spokeswoman for the prosecutor said that an investigating magistrate, Serge Tournaire, had placed the company under formal investigation — one step short of indictment — on Feb. 22 on suspicion of bribery, complicity in corrupting foreign officials and influence-peddling as part of the oil program.