Sentence examples for charge referred from inspiring English sources

Belgian officials said that charge referred to Al Qaeda and Afghanistan.

A lawyer for another suspect, a Norwegian of Pakistani descent, confirmed that the terrorism charge referred to a plot to attack unspecified buildings.

The most serious charge referred to by Michael Mansfield QC, on behalf of the families, was manslaughter — unlawful killing by gross negligence.

NEW YORK An article on Saturday about a former deputy mayor of New York, Stephen Goldsmith, who resigned last summer after being arrested on a domestic violence charge, referred incorrectly to the case in which he was cleared.

An article on Saturday about a former deputy mayor of New York, Stephen Goldsmith, who resigned last summer after being arrested on a domestic violence charge, referred incorrectly to the case in which he was cleared.

During this period her support for a Community Charge (referred to as the "poll tax") was widely unpopular and her views on the European Community were not shared by others in her Cabinet.

The charge refers to an incident involving Frank Sinclair during the Premiership match at home to Leicester on October 4.

(This last charge refers to an incident in late May when demonstrators fleeing pepper gas and police batons sought sanctuary in a mosque).

She said that her son had been arrested because of "that other charge," referring to the trial in which he was acquitted.

The first charge refers to a confrontation in February between Dongshigu residents and the uniformed and plainclothes police officers guarding Mr. Chen in his home.

A fourth-degree invasion-of-privacy charge refers to the act of observing someone, without consent, "under circumstances in which a reasonable person would know that another may expose intimate parts or engage in sexual penetration or sexual contact".