Sentence examples for be charged a chance from inspiring English sources

It gives the person or company to be charged a chance to respond before action is taken.

In places like Saskatoon, there's a very good chance you'll be charged with a crime if you're caught smoking weed.

Such an admission raises the chance that Enron itself could be charged with a crime.

With the end of the "special," drivers will now be charged for replacements and those chancing a drive with their old blues displayed face fines of $60.

It was the first time I questioned why I was bouncing; I'd hurt someone and there was a good chance I'd be charged.

In this control strategy all of the vehicles have the same chance to be charged or discharged because the electricity price is the same for all of them.

If you live in Maryborough there is a one in 30 chance you will be charged by the police and have to front up to court.

Turner said he believed there was a good chance someone will eventually be charged.

The report did not even mention the names of the captured detainees, and the reporter most certainly had no interest in the families of those detainees who were executed at the hand of these American soldiers without being charged with a crime and getting the chance to defend themselves before the rule of law.

On entering Kieslowski's somber but far from depressing cinematic world, we find ourselves in a place where everything from household objects to chance encounters with strangers is charged with a mysterious gravity and enigmatic sense of connection.

Clinton was charged with undertaking a variety of steps to reduce her chances of victory.