Sentence examples for draw up charges from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rusesabagina has been heralded internationally as a hero, but prosecutors said this week that investigations were under way to determine whether to draw up charges against him as well.

But Assange said his asylum bid had highlighted what he insists are attempts by the US government to draw up charges against him for leaking hundreds of thousands of secret military and diplomatic documents via WikiLeaks.

It would theoretically require federal prosecutors to draw up charges.

Authorities are currently awaiting the results of a blood test to draw up charges.

The Crown Prosecution Service has drawn up charges against Bukovsky, 72, involving five counts of making indecent images of children, five of possessing of indecent images of children and one of possession of a prohibited image.

Prosecutors drew up charges against Ms. Yacoubi, but later dropped them.

"Switzerland is not some yo-yo you can play with," said Daniel Zappelli, a former state prosecutor who drew up charges against Mr. Zardari in the 1990s.

Instead, Andrea is arrested and Gérard draws up false charges for the poet's trial.

It was the duty of the Council of the Law Society to draw up the charges, and the duty of the Disciplinary Committee to hear and investigate the charges properly before the Committee in the statement of case.

The House judiciary committee will be given wide powers to draw up detailed charges against Mr Clinton, based on 11 allegations by the independent counsel Kenneth Starr in his report on the Monica Lewinsky affair.

Imperial College in London has already drawn up plans to charge $16,500 a year, the amount that non-English students now pay -- in anticipation of restrictions on top-up fees being lifted.