Sentence examples for guilty of plundering from inspiring English sources
She may be guilty of plundering her wardrobe, her vocabulary and her lyrics from a culture that isn't hers.
He also intends to deal harshly with those "guilty of plundering and looting the national wealth", which presumably includes many of the people he evicted from government.
After World War II, Alfried Krupp was convicted of war crimes at Nürnberg, specifically for employment of slave labour, but the company had also been guilty of plundering property and plants in all the occupied countries.
He has flirted with declaring some sort of martial law, but his promises to bring to justice those guilty of plundering the nation during the Suharto years have proved largely empty: witness the failure of the police to arrest Mr Suharto's son, Tommy—hardly a shrinking violet or master of disguise.
After the war several company officials were convicted of war crimes (nine being found guilty of plunder and spoliation of property in occupied territory and four being found guilty of imposing slave labour and inhumane treatment on civilians and prisoners of war).
From former president Joseph Estrada being found guilty of plunder and Gloria Macapagal Arroyo being arrested for corruption charges to the current administration of Benigno Aquino III's debacle due to massive theft of public funds, when will Filipinos tire of voting for one thief after another before they run out of ink?
Once the head of a global media empire who counted Baroness Thatcher, Princess Michael of Kent and Henry Kissinger among his friends, Black was found guilty by a Chicago jury in 2007 of plundering $6.1m from shareholders in his Hollinger newspaper company, which owned 200 titles at the height of its fortunes including the Daily Telegraph, the Chicago Sun-Times and the Jerusalem Post.
The West long made a habit of plundering Africa.
He accused the retail tycoon of "plundering" the company.
The strikers accused him of plundering the company's assets and driving it into bankruptcy.
Martin O'Neill's Celtic teams had a knack of plundering points in the dying embers of matches.
