Sentence examples for be charged in relation from inspiring English sources

The 19-year-old will likely be charged in relation to careless driving, police say.

Before the match starts, Leicester should know whether Danny Drinkwater will be charged in relation to an alleged elbow on Valon Behrami in the defeat at Watford on Saturday.

Caroline Criado-Perez, who successfully campaigned to have a picture of Jane Austen on the new £10 note, made the comments after the CPS said two people would be charged in relation to allegedly abusive tweets that were sent to her.

He may also be charged in relation to allegations of corruption and armed intimidation during his spell as head of Libya's football federation.In a statement on its Facebook page, the Libyan government said it was keen that Saadi "receive a just and a fair treatment that will reflect international standards".

Gordon has yet to be charged in relation to Bobbi Kristina's death, but her father is still waiting. .

Health providers are wily and resourceful: fees can be charged in relation to injection or infusion services [ 35].

Shelby was charged in relation to last week's killing of Terence Crutcher, who was unarmed.

"No one has been charged in relation to the death," Burk said.

The fourth man, Pavel Ryaguzov, a lieutenant colonel in the FSB, was charged in relation to other crimes.

No one has been charged in relation to the subsidy claims made on behalf of farmers araound Vamos.

Three former Barclays bankers have been charged in relation to allegations of a conspiracy to manipulate Libor interest rates.