Sentence examples for suggested criminal from inspiring English sources

No one suggested criminal proceedings.

The immigration minister suggested criminal syndicates lacked the capacity during the Howard years to communicate quickly with one another about political statements being made in Australia.

The footage of the Aboriginal man being shot 13 times was described as "outrageous" by Western Australia's attorney-general, Christian Porter, who suggested criminal charges should be brought against officers involved.

While the investigation is in its earliest stages, several law enforcement officials either briefed on the case or involved in the investigation said that no evidence uncovered so far suggested criminal conduct by Officer Dunton.

In 2003, when she was the chief investment officer of Sterling Stamos, the hedge fund co-created by the team's owners, she said she warned Saul Katz that Madoff's returns suggested criminal activity, that they could be, she said, a "fiction".

He also suggested criminal charges for executives with significant prison time and much bigger fines.

One newspaper thought the prospect of travelling underground was so horrid it suggested criminals should be "condemned to round trips".

Without the ability for law enforcement to decrypt and access digital comms on-demand, he suggested, criminals will just be free to get away crimes like terrorism or child exploitation — going so far as to say "chaos may follow".

Some even suggest criminal punishment may perpetuate conflict.

The timeline, as officials acknowledged over the weekend, suggests criminal involvement.

Though the court agreed that Mr. Lee had misused company funds to bribe Mr. Roh, it did not suggest criminal charges or penalties against Mr. Lee.