Sentence examples for of having abetted from inspiring English sources

In 1934 he was arrested by the centre-right government on suspicion of having abetted an uprising in Catalonia, but he was acquitted at his trial and won considerable public sympathy.

Its leader, Khaleda Zia, called the killing of Jamaat supporters "genocide", a term usually reserved in Bangladesh for the killings by Pakistani troops which Mrs Zia's allies are accused of having abetted.

At a minimum, Catholic officials concerned about church credibility should press for the resignation of Bishop Finn for having abetted the scandal.

However, the split and branching off of the Syrian opposition remains at the heart of the reasons for the failure of the peaceful Syrian uprising, having abetted terrorist ideologies.

In February 2013, the regulators found Royal Bank of Scotland had "abetted" Swiss bank UBS as it levied fines of £390m on the bailed out bank.

What Mr. Zagajewski feared -- that "what arose in response to the dangerous challenge of totalitarianism" would "cease to exist on the same day as the challenge" -- has not come to pass, at least in music, and the example of Shostakovich has abetted that heartening outcome.

Opening the annual Society of Editors conference in Bristol, Dacre made an impassioned defence of the popular press and said that the unchecked growth of the BBC had abetted the collapse of ITV's news services.

But human rights advocates say some of these arrangements have abetted the harsh treatment of immigrants, particularly in Libya.

Deforestation and soil erosion along the upper reaches of the Yangtze had abetted the disaster; silted riverbeds became elevated highways for the raging currents.

During the Restoration, despite a broad act of amnesty, those who had abetted and defended the killing of Charles I were hanged, drawn, and quartered.

The UN's concerns will come as a blow to the efforts of Moscow, which has sought to alleviate criticism of the siege it has abetted in Aleppo by pointing to the humanitarian corridors as an alternative for civilians, though there is no evidence that any within opposition territory have taken it seriously.