Sentence examples for the acts of which from inspiring English sources

Because of the varied character of the acts of which war rimes accused have been convicted, no general yardstick for sentences can properly be established.

Reading his file, it seems impossible that Boukadida, a clothes seller, could have committed the acts of which he was accused.

The acts of which Mr. Komisarjevsky are accused are among the most startling in a case already filled with gruesome, hard-to-fathom acts of violence against defenseless victims.

The emotionally charged trial of a 35-year-old man accused of killing a police officer after a botched attempt to rob his own father in a Chelsea penthouse in May opened yesterday with the defense conceding that the defendant, Scott Schneiderman, committed the acts of which he stands accused.

The law, passed in 1984, requires that a plaintiff prove, by the high standard of clear and convincing evidence, that "he did not commit any of the acts" of which he was convicted, and that he did not "by his own conduct" contribute to his conviction.

Under state law, a plaintiff must prove, with a high standard of clear and convincing evidence, that he did not commit any of the acts of which he was convicted and that he did not by his own conduct contribute to his conviction.

"The act of which defendant is accused," the court said, "does not constitute a crime".

Through all of these adventures, she took photographs, the act of which I often hated.

But the act of which he stands accused might also have been consistent with his beliefs at the time.

I am infinitely touched by the awkward turn of phrase which combines in the word thing both the appearance of this police report itself and the act of which he is accused.

A guru awakens dormant spiritual knowledge in a student, the act of which is known as shaktipat.