Sentence examples for guilty of maintaining from inspiring English sources
Not only did he suggest that in his conclusions in law essentially his verdict he would almost certainly find Microsoft guilty of maintaining its monopoly by unlawful means.
The supreme court, however, found that defendant was guilty of maintaining a dairy and cow stable, within the meaning of the ordinance, without permission of the municipal assembly, and as this construction of the ordinance involves no Federal question, we are relieved from the necessity of considering it.
"Even if they ultimately throw out the [government] claims, we still have a case". The civil suits will benefit from the fact that the U.S. appeals court let stand the lower-court finding that Microsoft was guilty of maintaining a monopoly.
The engineering giant Siemens pleaded guilty to criminal counts of maintaining false books and records related to foreign bribery in 2008, and last week, the pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline pleaded guilty to medical fraud and agreed to pay $3 billion.
Most glaring is the challenge of maintaining a fair system that does not punish the innocent along with the guilty.
In 2001 an appeals court overturned the breakup order but still found the company guilty of illegally trying to maintain a monopoly.
They and some potentially emerging nuclear powers ignore Washington's calls for curbing their nuclear aspirations, saying that the United States is guilty of hypocrisy because it maintains a huge arsenal.
The day after McGwire refused to "talk about the past" and made himself look guilty of steroid use, La Russa maintained his support, only lamenting that McGwire had not repeated his previous denial of having used them.
The effectiveness of every choice and interaction revolves around the Code of Harry: only kill the guilty, maintain the Mask, and, above all, donít get caught!
The outcome of every choice and action revolves around the Code of Harry: only kill the guilty, maintain the Mask, and, above all, don't get caught!
Eleven of them believe the lad is guilty, but one maintains there is reasonable doubt and gradually others fall in line with him.
