Sentence examples for specific conspiracy from inspiring English sources

A redacted version of the subpoena served on Ms. Jonsdottir cited a specific conspiracy provision that may have been aimed at those thought to have assisted Private Manning.

This was the most specific conspiracy theory, but other fans blamed the usual suspects for Hussle's killing, including the LAPD, the FBI or the military.

On Monday, though, minutes after a comeback victory in the N.H.L.'s annual Winter Classic, the Rangers' John Tortorella offered an extended and specific conspiracy theory.

Those who believed in specific conspiracy theories – that "the establishment" murdered Diana, Princess of Wales, because she was embarrassing the royals – or had a general suspicion that hidden forces manipulated their lives were more likely to lie and cheat.

And if we look at polls of belief in specific conspiracy theories or if we try to track beliefs over time, what we find is that people are probably less conspiratorial now than they were 50 years ago, 100 years ago.

To be sure, many of these specific conspiracy theories are absolutely offensive.

There is a public safety exception to the Miranda requirement, allowing investigators to question suspects about imminent threats, like bombs or specific terror conspiracies, before the warning is given and then use that information in court.

The nine judges who deliberated in the ruling couldn't agree on a single rationale for deciding Bahlul's constitutional contentions, which more or less centered on the constitutional authority of Congress to give military commissions ― rather than courts ― oversight over wartime trials for the specific crime of conspiracy. .

As we discovered when we went looking for answers to these questions, specific scientific studies of conspiracy beliefs are few and far between.

Mr. Justice Field alone dissented from the opinion in that case, holding that, as it is insisted here, there should be a specific charge of a conspiracy to do something affecting the election of the federal officer.

Amir was found to have intentionally thrown no-balls on specific deliveries in a conspiracy that involved the then-captain of the Pakistan team, Salman Butt, after a middleman was filmed arranging for the two bowlers to throw no-balls in exchange for £150,000.