Sentence examples for guilty material from inspiring English sources

The Times article today said administration officials are wrestling now with whether to abandon the guilty "material support" verdict against Mr. Bahlul, who made videos for Al Qaeda.

A six-member military jury in 2008 cleared Hamdan of conspiracy while finding him guilty of material support for terrorism.

Iraq had already been found guilty of material breach of its obligations, stretching back over 16 previous resolutions and 12 years.

In March, 2007, after more than five years in custody, he pleaded guilty to "material support to terrorism," and was sentenced to nine months; he was returned to Australia, where he served out his sentence, and has now been released.

The job — as the defense called it — meant knowing codes, carrying a machine gun and transporting weapons, the witnesses told a panel of military officers who will decide if Mr. Hamdan is guilty of material support for terrorism and conspiracy.

The ombudsman also finds Equitable Life guilty of "material misrepresentations" of fact and opens door to payouts worth possible £400m March 2003: The insurer published its annual results and says it is "cautiously optimistic".

Importers might also be liable for duties on all solar panels brought into the United States in the five years before the ruling if customs officials decide that the companies were guilty of "material misstatement or omission" for failing to notice sooner that solar panels had evolved to the point that they no longer met duty-free rules.

The jury found Rana guilty of material support, but not of helping to coordinate the attack.

Since the Supreme Court has now ruled that supporting terrorism can be very widely interpreted, what this means is that -- in two ways -- every American taxpayer is guilty of material support of terrorism.

In October, Papadopoulos pleaded guilty to making "material false statements and material omissions" to the FBI about a meeting he tried to set up between Trump and Russian president Vladimir Putin.

A fourth pleaded guilty to providing material support and was sentenced to 15 years.