Sentence examples for considered charges from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors had considered charges of manslaughter by gross negligence, or misconduct in public office.

The grand jury considered charges of murder, reckless homicide and negligent homicide, according to special prosecutor Mark Piepmeier.

But it emerged that prosecutors also considered charges of gross negligence, misconduct and health and safety breaches against those in charge of the operation.

The CPS also considered charges of conspiracy to defraud a bookmaker but as it appeared no bet was placed it would have been close to impossible to secure a conviction.

As prosecutors considered charges against a man suspected in the theft, there was other fallout: the department will no longer employ the transport company involved, Mr. Baker said, and trucks bearing H1N1 doses will now be escorted by a police squad car.

But Wright poured scorn on Broughton's insistence that Ukip are now the party of the NHS: "I think given all the rhetoric coming out from the leadership that they want to go further on privatisation, they want to explore the notion of a US-based insurance system, they've considered charges to go see your GP.

I considered charging past him, but I knew I wouldn't make it.

Prosecutors considered charging New York City criminally in the firefighters' deaths but did not, citing legal obstacles.

The top tier seemed so dizzyingly high I considered charging neighborhood kids admission to watch me work.

The military has considered charging some of them in federal court and, reportedly, at least one before a military tribunal.

But he said: "We have never offered, or considered, charging customers for a guarantee of any type".