Sentence examples for charged with wasting from inspiring English sources

"If the complaint had been made against a police officer, the parent could have been charged with wasting police time.

A veteran broadcaster who claimed in a television documentary to have carried out the mercy killing of his dying lover has been charged with wasting police time, which carries a maximum sentence of six months in jail, Britain's prosecution service said on Friday.

"I asked her what she meant, and she said, 'Well, it looks as if Layla just took something and slashed herself on the knee.' And I said it was winter, she'd fallen, it was iced – why would you think that?" Layla was told she would be charged with wasting police time if she didn't drop the case.

He wasn't too taken with the idea of re-incarceration, so decided to follow a course of action that would also see him charged with wasting police time and reportedly cost the taxpayer "tens of thousands" of pounds.   .

One of the reasons Shumyatsky gave for shutting down production of Bezhin Meadow was that Eisenstein was wasting money and resources in producing it; conversely, before his execution, Shumyatsky himself was charged with wasting money and resources by cancelling films such as Bezhin Meadow.

WRAP, the British agency charged with reducing waste, is trying to promote it for various sorts of packaging.

Neil Spooner, from west London, was charged with two waste-related offences by the Environment Agency.

If this had happened in any other context, the couple who made the baseless claim against us would be charged with an offence for wasting police time.

Of the Medicare panel, he said, "We will also create an independent commission of doctors and medical experts charged with identifying more waste in the years ahead".

And we will also create an independent commission of doctors and medical experts charged with identifying more waste in the years ahead.

The drama has left the watchdog office, charged with rooting out waste, fraud and abuse at the SEC, in a state of disarray.