Sentence examples for answer a charge of from inspiring English sources

The sequel was yesterday's action when M. Pelliot had to answer a charge of assault.

Terry is due to answer a charge of racially abusing Ferdinand's brother, QPR defender Anton Ferdinand, but is later acquitted.

12] when the Baronne de Couvrigny and her son Robert de Couvrigny were placed in the dock to answer a charge of having murdered Baron de Couvrigny.

But the ECB was determined to pursue the issue further and decided he should face a full hearing of the disciplinary commission to answer a charge of racism.

An exotic dancer accused of keeping a collection of human body parts in her South Plainfield home was being sought yesterday after she failed to appear in Dunellen Municipal Court to answer a charge of illegally possessing human remains.

Mark Cueto will appear before a Twickenham disciplinary panel on Monday to answer a charge of eye-gouging that could wreck his ambition of playing for England in this year's World Cup.

What happened next formed the basis of a court case at the Old Bailey in which Kaul answered a charge of manslaughter: Bangura's heart stopped during the dental procedure and she died six days later.

5. Baseball hasn't been immune to the legal system this summer as Roger Clemens spent time in the courtroom answering a charge of perjury surrounding his alleged use of steroids.

On Wednesday, the Met defended Walton saying that it had disagreed with the IPCC's conclusions that the actions of Walton and Lambert amounted to a case to answer on a charge of misconduct.

The girl, Cyan Brown, shuffled into court after five days in seclusion to answer to a charge of first-degree manslaughter, which could land her in prison for 25 years.

The Leicester centre, who was fined £3,000 by the Rugby Football Union and earned a police caution for "disorderly behaviour" after jumping from a ferry in Auckland harbour after England had been eliminated from the tournament, is to attend an RFU hearing within 10 days to answer a charge relating to a breach of the Elite Player code of conduct, according to the Times.