Sentence examples for render guilty from inspiring English sources

Ms. Gu and her family may have intentionally refrained from mounting a vigorous defense against the murder charges and decided to strike a deal with the government because she understood that the trial's real target was her husband — whom senior party leaders in Beijing are hoping to render guilty by association and destroy for good.

While this is in no way a guarantee of the outcome of the K.S. Mohammed trial, it certainly seems that the Department of Justice prosecutors, the judges, and the juries in New York are quite capable of rendering guilty verdicts in terrorism cases.

Komal Sri-Kumar, chief global strategist at the TCW Group, is ready to render a guilty verdict.

Mr. Benedict was more succinct in his questioning, seeking to eliminate those who seemed unlikely to render a guilty verdict in a case short on hard evidence and absent an eyewitness.

One of the questions at the heart of the case, at least according to the defense attorney Benjamin Brafman, was whether Shkreli possessed the criminal mind-set to render him guilty of fraud, regardless of whether he actually committed fraudulent acts.

The latest failure in a terrorism-financing prosecution came late in 2007, when a Texas jury failed to render any guilty verdicts in the trial of HLF.

Despite moves to stop the deportation of queer asylum seekers at risk of imprisonment, torture or execution, the UK asylum process still renders them "guilty until proven innocent".

He mentioned that the jurors in the Gupta case openly wept as they rendered their guilty verdict, which they must have known meant the ruin of a once-illustrious career and reputation.