Sentence examples for guilty of offering from inspiring English sources

Both the firm and Mr. Spadoni were found guilty of offering money and other benefits to Mr. Silvester in exchange for a $200 million pension fund contract.

For good measure, Mr Wilson was found guilty of offering $50,000 per head for the murders of the federal prosecutor, six witnesses and his wife (from whom he wanted his gold ring back, preferably still on her finger).

Seismology is a sensitive topic in Italy, where seven experts were given prison sentences (against which they are appealing) in 2012 after being found guilty of offering unjustifiably reassuring advice on the eve of an earthquake that killed 309 people.

Bin Hammam was banned after being found guilty of offering cash gifts of 40,000 US dollars each to 25 officials from the Caribbean at a meeting three weeks before the Fifa election.

I cannot imagine for a moment that Dacre and his team of reporters really thought Harman, Dromey and Hewitt were genuinely guilty of offering whole-hearted support to paedophiles.

The former head of Asian soccer, Mohamed bin Hammam, still pleads that he was framed and is not guilty of offering Caribbean soccer association members $40,000 each to vote for him rather than Blatter in the FIFA presidential election in early June.

The court of arbitration for sport was judging whether Blatter was guilty of unethically offering a cash gift and conflict of interest with Platini, who was a Fifa vice-president in 2011.

He pleaded guilty to offering to supply cocaine to others between July and September, and "possession of an article for use in fraud" – AKA three bags of white powder – on the 5th of September.

Another lawyer accused of offering bribes pleaded guilty last year, as did the supervising clerk for matrimonial cases in Manhattan State Supreme Court who was accused of accepting bribes.

Mr. Gidron, 64, pleaded guilty to three felonies, two counts of grand larceny and one count of offering a false instrument for filing.

Qatari Bin Hammam, who was bidding for the presidency of world football's governing body, was banned by FIFA's ethics committee on Saturday after being found guilty of giving or offering cash gifts of around 40,000 US dollars each to the Caribbean associations.