Sentence examples for making him guilty from inspiring English sources

The Shenyang province intermediate court has said Xia stabbed the officers several times, beyond any need for self-defense, and that there was no evidence he had been beaten, making him guilty of "intentional homicide".

But it does not make him guilty".

Zehnacker would upbraid him, but that just made him guilty.

Mrs Burkheiser said that Fritzl's failure to act made him guilty of murder.

Then he became a victim again because there was an operation to make him guilty.

He was remorseful, his defence said, and the offences did not make him guilty of offences 20 years earlier.

The lawyers acknowledged that he had confessed to the actions for which he is charged, but they said these actions did not make him guilty of the bombing.

It makes him guilty of gross incompetence, since he should have instructed his special adviser to have nothing to do with a paid lobbyist for an interested party.

"For me it is beyond question that I share the moral guilt," he told a court in the northern German town of Lüneburg, adding that the trial must decide whether that makes him guilty legally.

Styron, who has died of pneumonia at his home at Martha's Vineyard, aged 81, was a white southerner and a combative liberal, which, in the eyes of his critics made him guilty on all counts.

Neufeld finds no smoking gun, no evidence that von Braun actively planned or even oversaw the crimes perpetrated on his workers, but he does believe that von Braun's participation in the planning and operation of the Mittelwerk, the underground rocket factory manned by slave laborers from the adjacent Dora concentration camp, would make him guilty of crimes against humanity.