Sentence examples for deciding whether to charge from inspiring English sources

(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 DA briefly noted Walker's history, but did not discuss it as a consideration when deciding whether to charge him.

The Justice Department said its prosecutors assessed how strong the evidence was and the likelihood of a successful trial in deciding whether to charge individuals.

Prosecutors are deciding whether to charge its executives and accountants with crimes stemming from their failure to report the company's true financial condition.

"Many subjective decisions are made in deciding whether to charge sales tax," said Jon Sappey, the director of corporate communications at Vertex.

After interrogation, the prosecutor would decide whether to charge him.

Through several rounds, each firm must decide whether to charge a high or low price.

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

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.