Sentence examples for including complicity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mubarak is expected to be held there pending a retrial on charges including complicity in the killing of protesters during the 2011 revolt that toppled him.

On March 1 , 1994 he pleaded guilty at a secret court hearing to the charges against him, including complicity in 36 murders.

Until Monday, the newly elected Pakistani prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, had avoided making statements about the fate of the former president, General Pervez Musharraf, who is in house-prison on a number of charges, including complicity in Benazir Bhutto's murder.

Even if allies of the al-Khalifa family were to lose control of the lower house, the appointed upper house can overrule it.Tariq Aziz, Saddam Hussein's long-serving foreign minister, was sentenced to death by Iraq's Supreme Court for his part in crimes committed during his period in office, including complicity in murder.

One danger for the F.B.I. in these lawsuits, with 6 filed so far and perhaps 10 more to come soon, is that the standard of proof is lower than in the criminal trial in which Mr. Connolly was acquitted of the most serious charges against him, including complicity in murder.

The 30-page document summarizing the charges against Diamond and The New Yorker, which allegedly "falsely accus[ed] plaintiffs of criminal behavior, including complicity in multiple murders and in the case of Wemp promoting prostitution and/or rape".

These include complicity in the actions of the Colina Group, an army death squad that killed 25 civilians in two separate incidents (one of them involved the slaughter of those attending a barbecue which the intelligence service believed was to raise funds for Shining Path).

The charges include complicity in the torture of a group of seven non-Serb civilians, including two arrested in Dalj on 11 November 1991.

-- Details of alleged disenfranchisement or enslavement of individuals or groups, including government complicity or inaction.

Among the most important factors is "the pervasiveness of wrongdoing within the corporation, including the complicity in, or the condoning of, the wrongdoing by corporate management".

The younger woman's guilt over past misdeeds (including tacit complicity in the assassination of her husband by her lover) makes her fight for her religious freedom all the more poignant.