Sentence examples for charge of assisting from inspiring English sources

To support the Gernas Kakao program, the government recruited contract assistants as extension officers who are in charge of assisting farmers and farmers' group to facilitate cocoa-growing activities.

Donovan Demetrius, 29, of Marsh Lane, Redfield, Bristol, and James Ireland, 23, of Richmond Villas, Avonmouth, each deny a charge of assisting an offender.

The United States attorney's office was quick to announce that it was prepared to prosecute Mr. Schwarz on a separate charge of assisting in the assault on Mr. Louima, who was sodomized with a broomstick by another officer in 1997.

A separate charge of assisting another person to cheat at gambling was ordered to lie on file.

Jonathan Steuer, whose company, Cyborganic, was in charge of assisting with the technology infrastructure, web site design and maintenance at last year's Mac fest, says that Apple seemed more interested in becoming an online content company than a primary festival sponsor, and tried to pressure the artists into handing over their rights to the music.

AGS was in charge of assisting with the clinical data collection and manuscript development.

Prosecutors said four people have been charged with shooting Arkan, while six others face charges of assisting the killers.

The 17-year-old, whose identity was not released, was arrested on Tuesday on preliminary charges of assisting in a grievous act of destruction.

A court has sentenced an American citizen to life in prison on charges of assisting Al Qaeda and financing terrorist activities in Iraq, according to a government statement released Thursday.

A6 Palestine Official Pleads Guilty A prominent member of the Palestinian Parliament, Husam Khader, pleaded guilty in an Israeli military court to charges of assisting an armed Palestinian faction that has carried out many attacks against Israel, the military said.

In an answer to the first question put to him today by Marcia Isaacson, assistant United States attorney, Mr. Tokeley-Parry told the jury that he had spent the years from 1997 to 2000 in a British prison, following his conviction on charges of assisting in the handling of stolen property.