Sentence examples for introduced a conspiracy from inspiring English sources
Upon discovery of two taped interviews in which the Arvizo family praised Jackson and denied any abuse, Sneddon introduced a conspiracy charge and claimed they were forced to lie against their will.
It had to do with Cuba and missiles, I'm pretty sure," now says, "I'm not trying to introduce a conspiracy theory, but was this [BP oil spill] deliberate?
Trump also introduced a new conspiracy theory to the campaign on Wednesday night when he accused Google of somehow colluding with Hillary Clinton's campaign.
Benjamin Weaver, the ruffian for hire introduced in "A Conspiracy of Paper," is back, caught in the roil of 18th-century English politics and accused of murder to boot: he wants you to know he's been framed.
Far from resigning, he has promised to use the trial to denounce a conspiracy against him by "Communist" magistrates and has introduced a bill to curb their powers.
The health minister recently circulated a document claiming that AIDS was introduced to Africa as part of a conspiracy to kill blacks.
No matter that the way the law was introduced may have been unconstitutional; Mr Kejriwal alleged a conspiracy.
And in August, Electronic Arts introduced Majestic, a reality-invading game that envelops its players in a conspiracy of e-mail messages, faxes, phone calls and instant messages.
The prosecution will have to introduce enough evidence to permit the judge in Mr. Gupta's case to find that there was a conspiracy between the two men.
Until now, Mr. Tyndall said, arguably Mr. Lauer's biggest interview was in 1998, when he spoke with Hillary Rodham Clinton and she introduced "vast right-wing conspiracy" into the lexicon.
