Sentence examples for address charges from inspiring English sources
In July, the community relations division of the Justice Department held two meetings with residents to address charges of racial discrimination.
The host Al Roker said he hoped she would come on the show sometime to address charges that she's used racist language.
Bishop Long, senior pastor of the New Birth Missionary Baptist Church, did not directly proclaim his innocence or specifically address charges that he had lured four young church members, now in their 20s, into sexual activity.
When pressed to address charges that Mr. Chalabi provided false intelligence on Iraq's program for unconventional weapons, which helped form the administration's arguments for war, Mr. Wolfowitz said "nothing in Iraq is black and white".
When asked yesterday to address charges that the administration was not leaving enough money to keep Medicare and Social Security solvent, Mr. Daniels said both were heading toward insolvency anyway.
Below, the producers share their favorite episodes, address charges about a perceived lack of "heat" in the show's central gay relationship and explain why they avoid sex jokes (Mr. Lloyd: "It's just too easy — like being a Lakers fan, or a Republican").
They record each defendant's name, age, address, charge, plea and sentence - as well as if the case is remanded in jail or committed to the crown court for a jury trial.
The lists give details of the inner workings of England's lower tier courts and record each defendant's name, age, address, charge, plea and sentence – as well as whether the case is remanded in jail or committed to the crown court for a jury trial.
Her photo, home address, charge (as a teacher she had sex with a 16-year-old student), and even her scars and tattoos are listed on the state sheriff's website.
President Obama also addressed charges of collusion in an appearance on CNBC on Wednesday.
The trial was intended to determine liability under the Clean Water Act and Natural Resource Damage Assessments under the Oil Pollution Act, addressing charges not covered by previous settlement agreements.
