Sentence examples for extreme charges from inspiring English sources

Thus the paucity of complaining witnesses makes these extreme charges dubious at best.

The extreme charges remaining in this case create a severe threat to future whistle-blowers, even when their revelations are crystal-clear instances of whistle-blowing.

He told me he does not believe some of the most extreme charges that emerged in the debate over health care reform — for example, that "death panels" will tell elderly people when it's time to die — but he welcomes the energy and passion that such beliefs bring to his side.

Capping in this case may have been enabled due to cases of extreme charges on Uber customers reported publicly in the past [15].

Gradually investigators cleared Metternich of the more extreme charges and would evidently abandon the search for evidence for the more minor ones empty handed, though nothing was ever proven.

At the time, I wrote a blog about how Obama handled those questions and several other presentation factors but, given the storm of extreme charges, counter-charges, and accusations that continue to be fired back and forth between contending parties in the political -- and business -- arena, a revisit of Obama's responses to those three questions is in order.

3. It allows selective prosecution of whistle-blowers on an extreme charge.

Like Trump, he may part with the bulk of conservatives and require federal prosecutors to seek the most extreme charge in every case they try, which could lead to the revival of mandatory minimum laws for relatively low-level, nonviolent offenses.

On the lunar nightside, extreme charging (∼ −4.5 keV) has been found to occur when the Moon is outside of the Earth's magnetosphere and exposed to solar energetic particle events [ Halekas et al., 2009b].

It's one thing that makes charter schools distinct; one Chicago charter system takes it to extremes, charging students small fines for repeated infractions like being even a minute late for class.

A few years back the old Office of Fair Trading, predecessor of the Competition and Markets Authority CMAA), tried to argue that the banks were being unfair and should pay back at least the most extreme overdraft charges, but in the end the courts ruled against the consumer and in favour of the banks.