Sentence examples for found guilty of endangering from inspiring English sources

Monsignor Lynn was found guilty of endangering children by failing to stop abuse by priests under his supervision.

The bags were among evidence seized by the police during a cycling investigation focusing on Eufemiano Fuentes, a Spanish doctor found guilty of endangering public health by providing blood transfusions to cyclists.

Last year, a thirty-five-year-old man who had unprotected sex with three women — and infected one — despite knowing that he was H.I.V.-positive, was found guilty of endangering their lives.

One was Captain McVay, who was court-martialed soon after the war and found guilty of endangering his vessel by failing to steer a zigzag course to avoid torpedoes.

And on Friday, a priest who served as an aide to the cardinal in Philadelphia was found guilty of endangering children, the first senior Catholic official in the United States convicted of covering up sexual abuses by priests under his supervision.

The 52-year-old was found guilty of endangering his passengers and six more offences at Manchester Crown Court.

Because Justice Martin decided that none of Kloeden's passengers had encouraged him to drive at the Aboriginals, he alone was found guilty of recklessly endangering life.

Khan was previously found guilty of poaching endangered gazelles in a separate case in 2006 and is appealing against a year-long jail sentence.

Chow, 58, was acquitted by eight to one of the manslaughter charges but found guilty of one count of endangering the safety of others at sea.

The skins were from Mexico, and the couple, who have homes on both sides of the border, were found guilty of violating the Endangered Species Act and of conspiracy to traffic in protected wildlife.

All three were found guilty of conspiracy against the state and endangering national security.