Sentence examples for charges set out from inspiring English sources

Mr Craig must answer the charges set out against him in court or reach an out of court settlement.

It says it will cap ground rent charges and set out a plan to end the routine use of leasehold ownership in new housing developments.

Once she was cleared of all charges, he set out to bring her back into the fold and she duly returned in September this year as chief executive of News UK.

Once he'd taken charge, Thompson set out to meet the company's top 100 executives.

The Tribunal shall have the right to take proceedings against a person charged with crimes set out in Article 6 of this Charter in his absence, if he has not been found or if the Tribunal, for any reason, finds it necessary, in the interests of justice, to conduct the hearing in his absence.

From the moment he took charge, Mr Daft set out to devolve power to regional and country managers and to dismantle Atlanta's command-and-control culture.Having got the blood-letting out of the way quickly, Mr Daft has spent the past year building the foundations for a return to Coke's glory days.

Doctors should be able set their own rates for different procedures, but they must set out their charges and charge the same independently of how the patient is paying, either by partial co-payment or fully covered by insurance.

Mr Nicholls said that his client would be appearing in court on 20 June and said the charges would be fully set out by the police.

Salzwedel is already ringing the changes with his charges, who will soon set out for a two-week training camp at altitude on Mount Teide in Tenerife, the venue where Chris Froome and Wiggins honed their Tour de France-winning form.

Robbins charges that the state set out to entrap him.

The fee charged by TBA was set out in an email from one of its most senior employees Andreas Baumgartner to the Kazakh ambassador to London and sent in December 2014.