Sentence examples for guilty of widespread from inspiring English sources

According to human rights groups, both sides have been guilty of widespread abuses.

"Further, HMRC has lost the opportunity to bring criminal prosecutions against those guilty of widespread tax evasion".

This is why, in order to limit births or prevent public protests, officialdom is guilty of widespread abuses of human rights.

The European Court of Human Rights has found Turkey guilty of widespread human rights abuses arising from its 1974 invasion and 27-year occupation of northern Cyprus.

Protesters set fire to cars, tires and two polling stations in riots that erupted around Egypt on Monday over allegations that the ruling National Democratic Party was guilty of widespread fraud in its sweep of Sunday's parliamentary elections.

In March, the N.C.A.A. found Florida State guilty of widespread academic fraud involving 10 Seminoles athletic teams in 2006 and 2007, and vacated victories from each of them, including 14 by Bowden's team.

N&P subsequently paid out £51m in ex gratia compensation and was fined £1.4m by the Financial Services Authority after being found guilty of the "widespread mis-selling" of complex investment products to older people.

But in any case, it's unlikely that either of us needs a brain like Stephen Hawking's to realise what's wrong: you are guilty of that widespread office crime, clock-watching.

Police in Birmingham were told yesterday to start a new criminal investigation into the six Labour councillors who were found guilty of "massive, widespread organised" postal-voting fraud at last June's local elections.

Argentina's humiliating defeat in the three-month war that resulted led within a year to the collapse of the military dictatorship, the restoration of democracy and the start of a still unresolved debate over how to punish those guilty of the widespread and systematic human rights abuses that characterized the period.

Bass lays out his indictment of the White House: Nixon and Kissinger spurned the cables, written by their own diplomats in Dacca (the capital of East Pakistan), that said West Pakistan was guilty of carrying out widespread massacres.