Sentence examples for charge covering from inspiring English sources

Mr. Taylor was initially charged with two counts of criminal homicide, an umbrella charge covering murder and manslaughter in Pennsylvania.

Van Le also received a concurrent 12-week sentence for one charge covering the two fake art heists.

Judges rejected his request in all but the genocide charge covering the killings and mistreatment of non-Serbs in 1992 – the charge which has now been reinstated.

The top charges that Ms. Gordon was convicted of were third-degree bribe-receiving — soliciting or agreeing to accept a benefit in return for taking action as a public servant — and a similar charge covering state legislators.

The company, which is based in Dearborn, said second-quarter net income was $72 million, compared with a net loss of $40 million a year earlier, which it took a one-time charge covering 2,000 job cuts.

Louise and her partner have a joint mortgage of £72,500 and pay £220 a month in rent which includes a service charge covering things like car park costs and a cleaner for the stairwell and outside areas.

The result was a litany of charges covering two different scams.In one of these, a network of employees at leading financial firms are alleged to have intentionally made money-losing trades and received kickbacks for their services.

The lawsuits typically include a mix of charges covering both accounting irregularities that the auditors failed to spot and other instances where the big accounting firms identified questionable practices but did not stop their clients from issuing reports based on them.

They include charges covering the cost of inspection and interception, excise taxes, environmental bonds, damage bonds, import deposits, restoration deposits, ballast water fees, and tradable risk permits (Eisworth and Johnson 2002; Horan et al. 2002; Olson 2006; Emerton and Howard 2008; Gren 2008).

The third and fourth-degree charges against Sergeant Nassry and Trooper Ventrella carry prison sentences of three to five years for the most serious charge of covering license plates, to a maximum of 18 months in state prison for the lesser charges.

The Koch Petroleum Group eventually pleaded guilty to one criminal charge of covering up environmental violations, including the falsification of documents, and paid a twenty-million-dollar fine.