Sentence examples for charged a decision from inspiring English sources

The latter's relatively recent discovery that he was in fact opposed to abortion rights was, Mr Perry charged, "a decision [he] made for political convenience, not an issue of the heart".Mr Perry's problem has always been the culture-warrior's problem: only opposition moves him.

He confirmed that when the CPS carried out a review of the case in 1998, it was decided no proceedings would be brought against the MP because he had been told in 1970 that he would not be charged, a decision that could only be reversed if new evidence was unearthed.

Mr. Olmert has not been charged, and a decision on whether to indict him is expected around the same time as with Mr. Sharon and his son, said the Justice Ministry official.

Last week, however, an Iraqi court ruled that Daqduq could no longer be held on that charge, a decision which has infuriated American and British diplomats.

Police are now deciding whether to bring charges – a decision I'm happy to make for them, if that'll ease their workload.

Brazil's Supreme Court ruled last month that he could be extradited to the United States to face racketeering charges — a decision that is up to President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.

One Pentagon official said five or six of those identified by the investigation could face the most serious charges, a decision that now rests with the soldiers' commanders.

Still, he pre-empted any potential embarrassment from that hearing by announcing Thursday that he would no longer contest the doping charges, a decision that was taken by antidoping officials as an admission of guilt.

Prosecutors announced on Thursday they will not pursue a second trial against McDonnell or his wife on corruption charges, a decision that comes more than two months after the US supreme court overturned his conviction.

The white officer who killed Hamilton was subsequently fired from the department but did not face criminal charges, a decision that prompted protests, a series of reform measures and the introduction of body cameras.

To its credit, it has taken one significant step in endorsing Australia's ban of the shoulder charge, a decision that remains unpopular with the large constituency who share Reg Reagan's desire to Bring Back the Biff.