Sentence examples for including suspicion from inspiring English sources

Airman al-Halabi was later arrested on several charges, including suspicion of trying to pass secrets to Syria or some other foreign government, a charge that has since been dropped.

Cunningham was booked on various charges including suspicion of possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia and resisting arrest.

They have now broadly accepted a right-wing agenda, including suspicion of the social programs once so widely supported by believers.

Fan comments on this story have run the gamut including suspicion that Rhianna is speaking now due to the upcoming release of her album, wanting to get this out of the way so she can move on with her career.

Women were referred to these units for mammographic examination for a variety of reasons, including suspicion of breast disease, the presence of risk factors such as a family history of breast cancer, or for routine examination.

Working with a florid, intricate script by Philip Yordan and Aeneas MacKenzie, Mann builds a frenetic story of deceit and double-crosses, blackmail and insinuation — including suspicions of homosexuality and the readiness of conspirators to trade on those suspicions.

Prosecutors have encountered the same difficulties in obtaining documents in other high-profile cases involving Russia, including suspicions that Swiss companies bribed the family of the former president, Boris N. Yeltsin, for contracts involving elaborate renovations of the Kremlin.

Bo maintained that he thought Wang had framed his wife, and that he sacked the police chief because of "five, six issues" unrelated to the murder, including suspicions that Wang was mentally unstable.

The authorities took over 22 firms owned by Koza Ipek on Tuesday in an investigation of alleged financial irregularities, including suspicions it has funded Gulen, whom Erdogan terms a terrorist.

Perhaps the incarceration statistics would balance out if the law's eye widened to include suspicion of white people.

British-born Hitchcock, whose earlier work included Suspicion and Dial M For Murder, went on to make the classic Psycho in 1960.