Sentence examples for incriminating report from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the fear of another incriminating report serves as a powerful deterrent against a sequel.

The concerns grew last month with the release of an incriminating report about questionable aspects of Iran's nuclear program by the International Atomic Energy Agency, the proliferation monitor of the United Nations.

The expected censure of Syria comes at a time when Mr. Assad's government has been thrown on the defensive by a deeply incriminating report on the Hariri killing delivered Oct. 20 by Detlev Mehlis, the German prosecutor who leads the United Nations investigation.

In a panic, he tries to flush down the toilet an incriminating report that he was involved in preparing.

As the agency began to compile a rebuttal to the Senate panel's incriminating report, its seventh floor executive offices were reshuffling.

Iran also was preparing to play host this weekend to a team of inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations nuclear monitor, which issued an incriminating report about Iran's uranium enrichment program two months ago.

Mr. Bakiyev's failure to shut down the American base at Manas airport prompted a series of measures from the Kremlin — from incriminating reports on Russian government television about the Bakiyev government to tariff price increases on refined petroleum products — that appeared aimed at undermining Mr. Bakiyev's authority before his government was toppled.

They had been unable to determine who was responsible for erasing 18 1/2 minutes of a Nixon tape that many thought might have been incriminating, the report said, even though "a very small number of people could have been responsible".

It was not until March 2001, after years of incriminating inspection reports and concerns that residents were being neglected, that the state tried to discipline the home by levying a $7,000 fine.

Weinstein was fired from his production company this week after incriminating investigative reports by both The New York Times and The New Yorker detailed decades of alleged sexual harassment, as well as rape, according to three women's testimonies.

Raiders mistakenly held legal residents and citizens by force in their own homes while agents rummaged through drawers seeking incriminating documents, the report said.