Sentence examples for suspicion of trying from inspiring English sources

One representative of the ruling party was arrested on suspicion of trying to vote twice.

Mr Gross, a development worker, was arrested in 2009 on suspicion of trying to destabilise the Communist regime.

One of them, Klaus Volkert, was arrested on November 21st on suspicion of trying to influence witnesses.

In early 2012, a few of them were detained in Yemen under suspicion of trying to join Al Qaeda.

A British imam has warned that the "tentacles of Isis are spreading" after a family from Rochdale were arrested on suspicion of trying to reach Syria.

DYKSTRA FACES CHARGES Lenny Dykstra, the former outfielder for the Mets and the Phillies, was arrested in Los Angeles on suspicion of trying to buy a stolen car.

He has recently moved to London's trendy Dalston but retains a typically Glaswegian suspicion of anyone trying too hard to be part of the cool crowd.

"Unhelpful", was the American response.Equally unhelpful to those making the case for special American treatment of India are its ties to Iran, which is itself under a cloud at the UN Security Council on suspicion of secretly trying to build a bomb.

Hamas responded to the truce with suspicion, accusing the IDF of trying to "divert the attention from Israeli massacres".

Mr. Fadhli, who had been in prison on suspicion of having tried to kill a Socialist official, was released in the middle of the night on the condition that he gather his old jihadist friends to help fight the southern Socialists.

Both sides are united in their suspicion of Mr Abe, whom they accuse of trying to rewrite the history of Japanese militarism in the first half of the 20th century—and even of wishing to revive it.