Sentence examples for charges explained from inspiring English sources

Another woman on the show, Haleh Esfandiari, who had also been imprisoned in Iran on false charges explained what Ms. Saberi would be going through - such as nine hours straight questioning by an unseen inquisitor as the victim faced a wall - and it didn't take long to get that this was damn close to torture.

Sigit Priambodo, who served time in a Bandung prison on pornography charges, explained that corruption and bribery was just a normal part of life behind bars, even down to little things like getting access to your favorite foods or a hot shower.

How Gazprom now calculates its charges explains a lot about the way the company is used by the Kremlin for political purposes.

Iraqi investigations that refute such charges, explain the necessities of battle, and show that U.S. and Iraqi forces are cooperating will defuse such charges and the anger and vengeance that follow.

Armstrong issued a statement on Friday saying he would no longer contest USADA's charges, explaining he was tired of fighting the allegations.

Armstrong, 40, issued a statement on Friday saying he would not be contesting the USADA's charges, explaining he was tired of fighting the allegations.

(You'll make up the difference easily in retained clients and referrals). Don't bill for large amounts of unexplained "copying" or other generic-sounding charges; explain such charges and how they assist your client.

"I think it will almost definitely end up at the Court of Arbitration for Sport". Armstrong issued a statement on Friday saying he would no longer contest USADA's charges, explaining he was tired of fighting the allegations.

The lack of charges explains why the officer hasn't been publicly identified.

You cannot go there," the officer in charge explained.Since last July there have been several shootings along the road linking Timika with Tembagapura.

Robert Chiradio, the special agent in charge, explained at a hearing that "we don't have the ability to put any scanning or multimedia" into F.B.I. computer systems.