Sentence examples for stop incriminating from inspiring English sources

He is against "overreaching" judges who stop incriminating evidence from being heard in court.

But to many they are a crude attempt to cement his own grip, stop further incriminating recordings from popping up and shield himself and his family from prosecution.

Which is why it's time for people on Facebook, Twitter and elsewhere to stop drawing broad, unfounded, incriminating and terribly unfair conclusions of guilt, or unequivocal statements of innocence, about a very complicated 21-year-old case with which they personally know absolutely nothing about.

But the details of that arrest are less incriminating: Guerena, his brother and another man were arrested in 2009 after a traffic stop that turned up a small amount of marijuana and a gun.

After his arrest, Pride made incriminating statements, Kelly said Tuesday.

They move incriminating evidence to stay ahead of inspectors.

The release of incriminating church documents in the discovery process would stop, as would embarrassing depositions of Cardinal Law and other officials.

The release of incriminating church documents in the discovery process would stop, as would depositions of Cardinal Law and other officials.

Mr. McGuire maintained that Mr. Bout "did everything to show them he could be a one-stop shop for the FARC," underscoring Mr. Bout's "numerous" incriminating actions during the sting operation.

Rebecca says that a certain crew member knows how to deactivate the laser, and promises to destroy the records of the hacker's incriminating exchange with Diego if the strike is stopped.

A person under torture will tell the interrogator just enough to stop the pain or incriminate the whole world if necessary.