Sentence examples for malicious plans from inspiring English sources
Samarraie said there were "malicious plans... with the goal of taking the country towards sectarian conflict".
She felt moved to hatch plots and malicious plans against every last pleasure she caught sight of, since every jolly glance seemed to give her pain.
One explanation, the judge said, was that Mr. Kishk had some malicious plan.
"Two hard-working and brave young women did not go home to their loved ones as a result of a calculated and malicious plan.
Conspiracy theorists see the word "Bilderberg" and immediately start joining the dots: they're poisoning the water supply, they're enslaving your mind – this isn't the result of human weakness or error at all, but a malicious plan being orchestrated against humans by a New World Order of aliens from space.
Passengers with frequent-flier memberships are more often suspected of having malicious travel plans than those who don't participate, according to Professor Schauer.
The accusation speaks of "a malicious, carefully planned act to denigrate the feelings and beliefs of the many Orthodox Christian worshippers and to belittle the state's spiritual foundation".
It's via the automatic crunching of this data that the company claims to be able to identify and track potential hackers who may be planning malicious and illegal activity.
She said that since Ravi carried out "planned, malicious and continued criminal conduct" over a period of several days, there were no extraordinary circumstances to justify giving him anything less than the standard prison sentence associated with his convictions.
This paper considers a more sophisticated adversary, who, planning its malicious activities, considers two questions: "What for?" and "How?".
Draper, who was notorious in the 90s as a New Labour spin doctor, was drawn into the furore after receiving an email from Gordon Brown's aide, Damian McBride, outlining scurrilous plans to spread malicious gossip about leading Tories, including George Osborne and David Cameron, on a new maverick blog called RedRag.
