Sentence examples for eventual charge from inspiring English sources

The driver of the BMW is expected to face an eventual charge of fleeing the scene of the accident.

The Hariri tribunal poses a serious threat to the internal stability of the regime of Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, if, as seems likely, senior security figures in that regime figure on the eventual charge sheet.

The S.E.C. could not identify the letter's author, nor did prostitution figure in the eventual charges.

It is not clear that he has broken any Australian or American laws, and any eventual charges would raise questions of who should try him and where.

The prosecutor has upgraded the investigation from a preliminary inquiry to a fully fledged manslaughter inquiry, which means the case will be passed to French investigating magistrates who can file eventual charges against people or entities.

Mr. Sharon is also facing the possibility of eventual charges in another investigation, into a loan from a South African businessman to cover the refund of illegal campaign contributions in his election race in 1999.

Charges have yet to be laid, though Ottawa police confirmed the investigation is being led by the Nova Scotia RCMP and, as such, Phillips will likely be transported back to Halifax to stand trial for any eventual charges he may face.

These royalty fees dramatically lowered UK taxable profits so that the company's eventual tax charge for 2015 was £56m.

The doping of the negative electrodes has, besides the tailoring of the full cell potential, the further function of introducing a Li reservoir into the system, which might buffer eventual irreversible charge consumption processes.

A18 Global Warming as Rights Issue The Eskimos, or Inuit, of the Arctic plan to seek a ruling that could create the foundation for an eventual lawsuit charging that the United States, by contributing substantially to global warming, is threatening their existence.

The Securities and Exchange Commission's enforcement chief revealed Friday that his investigators were looking at "other products and practices" on Wall Street that might also lead to eventual fraud charges for others.