Sentence examples for a wide array of charges from inspiring English sources

By denying captives full Geneva protections, the administration said, it could more thoroughly interrogate them to uncover future terrorist plots, bring a wide array of charges against them, try them before military tribunals and administer the death penalty.

The company prefers to look at profitability by stripping out a wide array of charges, such as redundancy payments and "vacant property provisions", and to focus on adjusted earnings before interest, depreciation and amortisation.

He's served time in ten different institutions, for a wide array of charges, including assault, arson, burglary and possession of marijuana with the intent to sell.

On Friday, O'Malley announced her intent to charge five current and former Oakland police officers with a wide array of criminal charges in connection with the woman's claims.

But senior security officials said there was significant evidence tying those arrested to a wide array of political corruption charges, including affiliation with Al Awda, or the Return, a descendant of the Baath Party, which ruled the country as a dictatorship for 35 years, mostly under Mr. Hussein.

The New York City Police Department has assigned a ranking official to look into a wide array of allegations of misconduct, including charges that crime complaints were ignored or manipulated, in the 81st Precinct in Brooklyn, according to two law enforcement officials with knowledge of the investigation.

A wide array of scientists advising the commission agreed the quotas would not endanger those species.

For three weeks, prosecutors in Seattle, New York, Vermont and Canada have brought charges against a wide array of Algerians and their associates.

They have such a wide array of laws with which to threaten to charge defendants that, in ninety-five per cent of criminal cases, they obtain plea bargains on lighter charges.

I fully appreciate the lengths Google has gone to to offer a wide array of helpful online services, many of which are free of charge.

Wines from Chile and Argentina, Champagne from France, beer, bottled water and soft drinks, and a wide array of spirits, were poured liberally at no extra charge.