Sentence examples for ruled guilty from inspiring English sources

But Farrell levelled with his fourth goal after the former Wigan full-back Shaun Briscoe was ruled guilty of interference.

When Google lost its appeal in a French court last week and was ruled guilty for including search results for counterfeit Louis Vuitton hand bags, most international observers thought it indicated an unrealistic and anti-American sentiment in France.

After being taken to court where they were ruled guilty by a jury and judge consisting of dwarves, Michaels told Triple H that Hornswoggle could be the mascot.

Hearing that he was ruled guilty of 15 counts of privacy invasion and investigation tampering, Dharun Ravi appeared unmoved as he sat in the New Jersey court on March 16 , 2012

We have already been shamed by the torture and murder of Baha Mousa – just because Qatada, unlike Mousa, has been ruled a guilty man doesn't mean we should risk association with torture again.

Two previous incarnations of the party Ms Yingluck now leads have been dissolved after judges ruled them guilty of electoral fraud.

On December 31 , 2007 Damascus's First Criminal Court ruled him guilty of "circulating false or exaggerated news which would weaken the morale of the nation" and sentenced him to three years in prison, though the duration was immediately reduced to 18 months.

Mr. Knauer was acquitted of illegal fishing — because arthropods are not fish, the court ruled — but found guilty of harming wildlife.

The chief magistrate, Howard Riddle, ruled Terry not guilty of a racially aggravated public order criminal offence because it had not been proven beyond reasonable doubt that Terry said those words as an insult.

Jehovah's Witnesses have been officially banned from Taganrog since 2009, after a local court ruled the organisation guilty of inciting religious hatred by "propagating the exclusivity and supremacy" of their religion, something which activists say is typical of almost all religions.

He has come close to doing that at least once before, having retired as a protest when it became clear the Football Association would launch a disciplinary case against him for allegedly racially abusing Anton Ferdinand during a Chelsea game at QPR. Terry had been acquitted in court but an independent FA commission ruled he was guilty and banned him for four matches.