Sentence examples for guilty of executing from inspiring English sources

The ruling was the final confirmation that the nation was guilty of executing an extensive state-backed doping program.

Lukic was also found guilty of executing 12 male civilians in two incidents and of shooting a woman dead at point-blank range.

In early June, JPMorgan Chase was found guilty of executing 10 wash trades on crude oil and gasoline futures in 2010, according to Reuters.

Rather than follow this advice, Hyder chose a diplomatic stance and imprisoned Christians found guilty of treachery instead of executing them.

One of the accused told the court: "It is certain that I am guilty before God, but whether I am guilty for executing my orders, it is up to you to assess".

Nine new courts will conduct trials on military bases, most likely in camera, with the aim of executing those found guilty within two weeks of sentencing.

The British, however, had a long tradition prior to the 1857 rebellion of executing sepoys found guilty of mutiny or desertion in this manner.

Siti Zainab and Karni binti Medi Tarsim were found guilty of murder and executed in April.

She was held prisoner by her cousin, Elizabeth I, found guilty of treason and executed 20 years later.

In opposing the Gomarists, Johan van Oldenbarnevelt, one of the Netherlands' great statesmen, became embroiled in a religious controversy that had political implications, and he eventually was found guilty of treason and executed.

One of the last is Chloe Dewe Mathews's series of almost ordinary landscapes, made 99 years after the first world war, in the exact places where soldiers found guilty of desertion were executed.