Sentence examples for long conspiracy from inspiring English sources

Its producers acknowledge that the series draws from "The Protocols," which portrays Jews as engaged in a long conspiracy to achieve world domination.

Soon after that I met Herman myself, but I didn't get to know him until . . . he lay in bed at Tower Road, his leg in a monstrous plaster cast . . . and we started to do those peculiar collaborative radio shows in the beginning of our long conspiracy of love and hate for Maestro, the Dog-Faced Boy.

The long, conspiracy theory-fuelled search for Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 may be almost over, with the Australian Government confirming today that two pieces of debris found in Mozambique are "almost certainly" from the missing plane.

It was during this period that public perceptions swung decisively against the image of the tobacco companies, and in 1999 the U.S. Justice Department sued Philip Morris and other big tobacco companies for fraud, charging the industry had engaged in a long conspiracy to mislead the public about the dangers of smoking.

After they were sent to Texas, the pair pleaded guilty to taking part in a decade-long conspiracy to channel bribes worth $180m£113m3m) to Nigerian officials and politicians.

It is also hard to see how Salmond's claim of a centuries-long conspiracy to persecute Wallace is anything other than an ugly twisting of banal facts to invoke some latent sense of historical grievance.

The Justice Department, for instance, is in the midst of a racketeering suit against those same companies, alleging that they have engaged in a half-century-long conspiracy to defraud the American public, and originally seeking punitive damages on a scale that could have bankrupted the industry.

In pleading guilty to defrauding the government, David Hughart agreed to disclose details of what he said was a decade-long conspiracy — going up the company hierarchy — to cover up widespread violations of federal mining laws, putting miners at grave risk.

As closing arguments began in the trial of four men charged in the embassy attacks, prosecutors began to paint a detailed portrait of how the defendants fit into that larger, decade-long conspiracy orchestrated by Mr. bin Laden to kill Americans anywhere they could be found.

Speakers included Larry Thompson, the deputy attorney general, and Ken Melson, United States attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia: This morning, former F.B.I. special agent Robert Philip Hanssen publicly admitted that he engaged in a 15-year-long conspiracy to commit espionage against the United States.

We also begin to recognize a centuries-long conspiracy engineered to train and test Maddy for her role as the savior of all spiritual beings.