Sentence examples for decide whether to charge from inspiring English sources

General Mattis will then decide whether to charge any marines with a crime.

He said a privately appointed jury of 25 people would decide whether to charge anyone with a crime.

The FA must also decide whether to charge West Ham's Andy Carroll over remarks about the referee.

Cuyahoga County prosecutor Timothy McGinty issued a statement saying a grand jury would ultimately decide whether to charge the offices.

Prosecutors would have to decide whether to charge him with criminal contempt, a crime that could return him to prison.

The youth's lawyer, Manish Vyas, said the court would decide whether to charge his client under India's more lenient juvenile laws.

The police say they have not decided whether to charge the detective driving the car.

(British police are currently reviewing the video, which is below, and deciding whether to charge Winehouse).

The FA will examine Bennett's match report and speak to him before deciding whether to charge the club.

The police were still investigating last night and said they had not decided whether to charge the driver.

Prosecutors have not decided whether to charge Frederick Poust III of Schwenksville in Wednesday's crash near Perkiomen Valley Middle School, about 30 miles northwest of Philadelphia.