Sentence examples for accepted charges from inspiring English sources

Page 13 CHARGES IN TERROR CASE An Indian court accepted charges against David Coleman Headley, an American citizen who is on trial in Chicago in connection with the 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai that killed at least 163 people, and eight other men presumed to be in Pakistan.

Charles A. Forrest, chief executive officer of the International Campaign to Indict Iraqi War Criminals, or Indict, a London-based organization that has been gathering war crimes evidence against 12 senior Iraqi officials, said he was cheered that a European government had accepted charges against an Iraqi leader.

The mechanism of anion-dependent proteolysis appears to be a slight modification of the accepted charge-relay mechanism for serine proteases.

Gao said her son was unlikely to accept charges to win a swift release.

The Norwegian experience suggests that drivers can be persuaded to accept charges if the cash is used for something they approve of.

To resign, accept charges, or go to trial: Congressman Charles Rangel, whom the House ethics subcommittee charged yesterday with multiple ethics violations.

However, it also said people were still accepting charges without complaint, with two-thirds of those questioned saying they had yet to reclaim their money.

A larger value of ω+ corresponds to a larger capability of accepting charges, whereas a smaller value of ω- implies a larger capability of donating charges.

Crystal Palace boss Ian Holloway will serve a two-match touchline ban after accepting charges of improper conduct and bringing the game into disrepute.

At first glance, we might be less inclined to accept charges of racism made by someone previously convicted of, say, bank robbery if that individual was recently apprehended at the scene of a similar crime.

This result indicates that the blue photodiodes started to accept charges when the green pixels became saturated.