Sentence examples for charges for violating from inspiring English sources
Mr Muhammad, who was previously known as Williams, faces charges for violating federal firearms laws.
Merrill does not expect to face any charges for violating securities regulations, these people said, or to pay any penalties.
He said the youth was facing charges for violating Germany's strict weapons laws, but had been released for now.
Without those additional concessions, Joaquín Almunia, the European Union competition commissioner, told a committee meeting at the European Parliament that Google could face formal charges for violating European competition law.
As in the UBS case, prosecutors can pursue charges for violating the wire fraud statute at the banks because e-mail and instant messaging almost always involve interstate transmissions via the Internet.
Robert E. Brennan, the former president of the defunct broker First Jersey Securities Inc., pleaded guilty yesterday in Federal District Court in Manhattan to criminal contempt charges for violating an asset-freeze order from the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Mr. Braunstein may also face a charge for violating the securities laws for his statement.
The South African man to whom the supermodel Naomi Campbell testified she gave diamonds has been charged for violating the Diamonds Act of 1956, under which it is illegal to possess uncut diamonds, a spokesman for the National Director of Public Prosecutions said Friday.
Megaupload, popular file-sharing computer service created by entrepreneur Kim Schmitz that was shut down in 2012 by the United States government after its founders were charged for violating antipiracy laws.
Naidoo went on to run a children's home, and became a community organiser, where he was arrested several times and charged for violating the state of emergency, and civil disobedience.
Earlier on Saturday, relations between Iran and the US thawed significantly, with US President Barack Obama pardoning three Iranian-Americans charged for violating sanctions against Iran, while five Americans, including Jason Rezaian, a reporter for the Washington Post, are set to be released by Iran.
