Sentence examples for charges for giving from inspiring English sources

Governor Paterson could face criminal charges for giving misleading testimony about accepting free World Series tickets last year.

This is the first time in American history that someone is facing these charges for giving information to a media outlet for the greater good".

There are also fears Holocaust survivors could face criminal charges for giving testimony that incriminates Poles.

He said he faces charges ranging from criminal damage, for residue left on the statue by a sign, to indecency charges, for giving Winston a mock blowjob.

The girl, whose name has not been released because she is a minor, is currently out of the state for a "family emergency," according to WWMT, but police and the school will both likely want to sit down with her once she makes it back to Michigan, since she could face felony charges for giving out weed edibles on high school property.

If managers of banks and companies hold pessimistic views about the future, they will raise the price they charge for "giving up liquidity," even though the central bank might be flooding the economy with cash.

This was made on behalf of his client, opposition politician Chee Soon Juan, who had been charged for giving a public talk on 20 December 1999 without a licence under the Public Entertainments Act.

The police spent a lot of time watching me to see what I was doing and now they charged me for giving interviews to the foreign media.

Surgical expense insurance covers the surgeon's charge for given operations or medical procedures, usually up to a maximum for each type of operation.

He believes that "sus" charges are responsible for giving the black community an extremely jaundiced view of the courts and of the police.

Federal prosecutors disagreed, advising the attorney general, Eric Holder, to bring charges against Petraeus for giving information to Broadwell, possibly for use in her book All In: The Education of General David Petraeus.