Sentence examples for charge dates from inspiring English sources

The dispute with the US over the congestion charge dates back to its introduction in 2003.

Kagame has been president of Rwanda since 2000, although his time in charge dates back to the genocide of 1994, when his Rwandan Patriotic Front routed Hutu extremists trying to exterminate the Tutsi minority.

The charge dates back to November 2010 when the pair were held at gunpoint while driving through Gugulethu, a township near Cape Town, in a taxi.

The charge dates back to a 1982 incident, when the alleged victim was 15.

Months later, investigators added a lesser, unrelated fraud charge dating from 2001 when he worked as a reporter for a Chinese magazine.

Conte himself received a four-month touchline ban after being found guilty of omessa denuncia – the failure to report an attempted fix – a charge dating back to his time at Siena.

They insist it doesn't relate to the attack in Nairobi, and concerns a possession of explosives charge dating back to 2011, so maybe all the hoopla just jogged their memory.

Public nuisance is a nebulous and rarely used charge, dating from the 12th century, and the Law Commission recently floated proposals to abolish it, warning it could be used for political purposes.

He was convicted in 1985 of fatally shooting a lawyer during an attempt to escape from a court where he was facing another murder charge dating from 1984.

But conference leaders have not yet set up a system for effectively obtaining and dispensing information about charges, dates, dispositions of cases and diocesan policies from every diocese.

The charges date from 2002 to 1 April, last year.