criminally

基本解釋

In 2002 Arthur Andersen was found criminally liable for its shredding of documents and other actions linked to its audits of Enron, a collapsed energy giant.
2002年，安達(dá)信事務(wù)所就因其銷(xiāo)毀文件以及其他為安然公司（一家已倒閉的能源巨頭）所做的審計(jì)行為而負(fù)有刑事責(zé)任。
In the U.S., since the Sarbanes-Oxley Act was passed in 2002, company officers can be held criminally liable if the company's results are found to be tampered with.
在美國(guó)，從2002年塞班斯法案通過(guò)以來(lái)，如果發(fā)現(xiàn)財(cái)務(wù)結(jié)果被篡改，那么公司的主管就有可能被刑事逮捕。
A mother of four, she was released in June only after she “confessed” to acting criminally, and denounced dissident colleagues and foreign journalists.
這位四個(gè)孩子的母親在今年七月得到釋放，僅有的原因是她承認(rèn)其罪行，并公開(kāi)指責(zé)其同事與外國(guó)新聞?dòng)浾咄袘延蓄嵏矅?guó)家政府的想法。

India's election commission ruled the remarks were criminally offensive and said he should not be a candidate.
Chief Justice Wayne Martin ruled staff would not be criminally responsible if they adhered to the quadraplegic's wishes and did not treat him or give him food and liquids.

It made me wonder, could you actually charge someone criminally for cheating at a game?
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According to the disclosure, there were 343 criminally indicted individuals and 189 civil defendants.
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