Sentence examples for suspicion of creating from inspiring English sources

Beijing's public security bureau said on Friday that Pu had been arrested on suspicion of "creating a disturbance" and "illegally obtaining personal information".

Pu Zhiqiang, a prominent campaigner who has represented the dissident artist Ai Weiwei, was arrested on suspicion of "creating disturbances and illegally obtaining personal information", said the Beijing Public Security Bureau.

One can't help but wonder, then, why the billboards to promote the completion of census forms used a pair of all-seeing eyes and the slogan "Detroit: All Eyes Are on You!" This Orwellian imagery could only have the effect of creating suspicion in the minds of a public already wary of the federal government's intentions.

But advocates for open government said the veil of secrecy Mr. Pataki has wrapped around all his vacations has created a climate of suspicion and creates appearances of conflicts, even if none exist.

Furthermore, the climate of suspicion created by these bonuses and the perceived lack of information concerning them is of interest for future personnel managers and policy makers.

"The Ofsted inspections were ordered in a climate of suspicion created by the hoax 'Trojan' letter and the anonymous, unproven allegations about our schools in the media.

The general election campaign has gotten off to an unusually fast start, and it has done so under a cloud of suspicion created by Attorney General Janet Reno's incompetent and politically biased response to the campaign finance abuses of the 1996 campaign.

An elegant cat's cradle of betrayal and suspicion is created, but it's a pattern which has no inner propulsion.

Concern is growing for five Chinese feminists detained on suspicion of "picking quarrels and creating a disturbance" after planning to highlight sexual harassment on International Women's Day.

Mr. King's music occasionally seems a little contrived, the pop savvy that worked to his advantage in the early 1950's creating suspicion of inauthenticity now.

Officers went to the home and "discovered the door open, possibly by force, creating suspicion of a burglary," a police spokesman said.