Sentence examples for was found to have committed from inspiring English sources

McKeown was found to have committed an offence under Rule 157, which covers deliberate concealment of a horse's ability.

One of the Spanish players was later cleared of doping, and the other was found to have committed a minor offense, Reeb said.

An FA statement said: "Souleymane Doukara will serve an eight-match suspension with immediate effect after he was found to have committed an act of violent conduct.

The N.C.A.A. should make sure Carroll doesn't get another college coaching job for seven years, a year for each major violation Southern California was found to have committed.

An ATP statement said: "Under the ATP code of conduct, Klein was found to have committed the player major offence, aggravated behaviour.

When Park was a presidential adviser in the mid-2000s, she was a major supporter of Hwang Woo Suk, the cloning researcher who was disgraced in 2004 when he was found to have committed misconduct.

N. The Dean may discipline faculty members who are found to have committed professional misconduct.

But if peacekeepers of any nationality are found to have committed serious crimes, the United Nations must say so.

The regulator would be able to recall his authorisation if Tourre were found to have committed fraud by the SEC.

"The US army is one of the most professional in the world, yet they have been found to have committed acts of torture and unlawful killings.

Without necessarily ever having been found to have committed a crime, you're put on a secret list that the police keep of people who pose a "risk".