Sentence examples for suspicion of violating from inspiring English sources

In 2010, 151 people were interrogated on suspicion of violating the law, up from 39 in 2007.

In 2010, 151 people were interrogated on suspicion of violating the National Security Law, up from 39 in 2007.

In 2007, police interrogated 39 people on suspicion of violating the law; in 2010 the number had risen to 151.

Conrad Hilton, the younger brother of reality TV star Paris Hilton, has been arrested on suspicion of violating a restraining order.

Jakob Scharf, the chief of Danish intelligence, said the 40-year-old Dane had been arrested on suspicion of violating Danish terror laws.

In July, Ms. Lameck, her business partner and Nuctech's representative in Windhoek were arrested on suspicion of violating Namibia's anticorruption law.

Among other things, it prohibits state officials from using their offices to obtain "unwarranted privileges" and bars any conduct that would raise suspicions of "violating the public trust" In her report, Ms. Kaye, the former chief judge of the New York State Court of Appeals, said she did not have the authority to investigate any such violations.

Tsutsumi, 70, former chairman of Seibu Railway and its major shareholder, Kokudo, was arrested on suspicion of having violated the securities and exchange law by falsifying information and engaging in illegal stock sales, the prosecutors' office said.

Meanwhile, America continues to name and shame: this time accusing Iran, North Korea and Syria of building bug bombs (others harbour similar suspicions).There are other ways of violating the BWC.

In July, a federal judge found him guilty of violating that court order against stopping and detaining people without reasonable suspicion.

Dr. Lee will revive a civil suit he filed against the Department of Energy, accusing the department of violating his privacy by releasing a large amount of confidential information on his background and its investigation of suspicions that he had spied for China.