Sentence examples for consequential charges from inspiring English sources

"This factual allegation and its consequential charges was very disturbing to the hearing committee," their report read.

A Nabokov sentence presents life at its most particular and qualified, and therefore at its most consequential and charged.

The court's move added a highly charged and consequential blockbuster to what had been a fairly sleepy term.

Ordinary citizens are rarely charged with making consequential decisions in representative democracies.

But beneath the jargon was an ideologically charged and highly consequential debate about the financing of legal services for the poor.

WASHINGTON — The unity exhibited Thursday by House Democrats in stalling a White House-sponsored trade pact with Colombia masks deep party divisions on the issue, which is certain to become even more highly charged given coming consequential trade deals with South Korea and other countries.

As Brexit secretary, David Davis is charged with executing perhaps the most consequential government policy in the postwar era.

A more consequential moment could occur if prosecutors decided to bring more serious charges against two prominent opposition leaders, Aleksei Navalny and Sergei Udaltsov, who are serving 15-day prison sentences related to a rally on May 6, the day before Mr. Putin's inauguration for a six-year term.

The use of zero-integral functions, such as sinusoidal functions, for the synthesis of the charge and discharge course of batteries is thus consequential.

That examination needs to focus on a particular system of the sort that is most dangerous to any republic – a system that grows ever more consequential while remaining largely invisible even to those who are charged with overseeing it.

More than 30 years on, Lighthizer is now leading the charge for President Trump in a much bigger and more consequential trade fight with China, which overtook Japan as the world's second-largest economy in 2010.