Sentence examples for suspicion of working from inspiring English sources
One resident recalls seeing his two brothers summarily shot in front of him, on suspicion of working for the government.
But it emerged that two senior officials at the attorney-general's office have been arrested on suspicion of working for a trafficking mob.
Shaker Aamer has been held in the notorious jail for more than 13 years without charge after being imprisoned in Afghanistan on suspicion of working with al-Qaeda.
Shaker Aamer, 48, has been held in the notorious jail for 13 years without charge after being imprisoned in Afghanistan on suspicion of working with al-Qaeda.
Four senior commanders, including three generals, one of them Calderón's former No. 2 at the defense ministry, were arrested in May on suspicion of working for organized crime.
This month Mr Castillo's office arrested 16 municipal policemen on suspicion of working with a local criminal gang called "The Hand with Eyes".
He had been despatched by the KGB to call in question the information given by another source, Anatoly Golitsin, to divert his leads, to clear the Soviet Union of complicity in Kennedy's murder and (Angleton's wild head piling suspicion on suspicion) to work towards the destruction of the United States.Mr Nosenko had his odd sides, undoubtedly.
They imposed veils of cynical suspicion on works that, when you step right up and look at them, are nakedly beautiful, unstinting, and grand.
Straight No Chaser, Well You Needn't, Round Midnight, Epistrophy, Misterioso, Evidence and Ruby My Dear are all here, pieces that not only testify to Monk's lateral imagination but make the rejection and suspicion of his work in the 1950s all the more baffling.
"We are consistently facing suspicion of any foreigner working in the country," he told a press conference in Geneva.
Under the agreement, county office deputies can screen inmates already booked into jails and detain and investigate immigrants outside of jail for suspicion of living or working in the country illegally.
