Sentence examples for of those guilty from inspiring English sources

And some of those guilty men were set free in fairly short order.

FOR some people, taking a taxi is one of those guilty pleasures, like sleeping in or exchanging gossip in the sauna.

The string of light sentences and not-guilty verdicts has angered human rights groups, who have long feared that most of those guilty would go unpunished despite Indonesia's promises to the international community that justice will be done.

Iranian media have reported that Mr. Khavari had sent a letter of resignation to the finance minister, Shamseddin Hosseini, as word of the scandal spread, seeking forgiveness from Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, who has raged about the fraud and ordered judicial authorities to "cut off the hands" of those guilty of embezzlement.

Hundreds of protesters arrived from the south earlier in the week for the unauthorized rally, which they called a people's congress, hoping thousands of Bishkek residents would support their call for President Askar Akayev's resignation and punishment of those guilty of the March deaths.

Andry Sadovy, mayor of the western city of Lviv, wrote on his blog that while he supports giving more authority to the local governments, the special status for areas controlled by separatists involves the legitimisation of "those guilty of deaths of thousands of Ukrainians".

I believe in forgiveness and possibility of conversion for those guilty of single failure.

A bill wending its way through Congress would prescribe up to eight years of confinement for those guilty of crimes against humanity.

He said: "The message is clear: that there will be a day of reckoning for those guilty of the appalling atrocities.

As Mr. Chafee said in a statement, that is "a penalty consciously rejected by the State of Rhode Island, even for those guilty of the most heinous crimes".

More than 22,000 paramilitaries have already laid down their arms in exchange for a government promise of reduced sentences for those guilty of the most serious crimes.