Sentence examples for is held guilty from inspiring English sources

But if the BBC is held guilty, what about other bodies?

Mr. Mazurier is a French national and a diplomat, which means that if he is held guilty, he could seek diplomatic immunity against prosecution in India.

I don't think they ought to be held guilty.

Section II explains why Herzog ought not to be held guilty of any crime of risk-creation.

No one should be held guilty retrospectively of a criminal offence.

The judgment came as bittersweet however; in the eyes of the court, all of them are held guilty.

Under the Charter von Papen can be held guilty only if he was a party to the planning of aggressive war.

Our past will not be quiet, it will not go away, independently of the fact that the young cannot be held guilty...

The remaining papers, of Galen Strawson, Helen Steward, and R.A. Duff, consider what kind of free will we need in order to be morally responsible for our actions or to be held guilty in a court of law.

"When Rana has been held guilty of assisting the Lashkar-e-Taiba and guilty of supporting terrorist acts in Denmark, how have they separated him from the Mumbai attacks?" he said.

My right hand tightened like a noose around the throttle control, in a manner wholly consistent with my training and for which I could not be held guilty in any court of law, even a military court.