Sentence examples for faced with charges from inspiring English sources

The outcome of this case could affect the conduct of law enforcement officers, as well as defendants faced with charges stemming from illegally obtained identity-related evidence.

Faced with charges that he intends to give a big tax cut to the wealthy, he's repeatedly said that he intends to preserve a progressive tax system.

Arrested in 1945 and faced with charges of collaboration with the Nazis, a serious charge, van Meegeren confessed to having forged the reputed Vermeer and other paintings.

Since the unrest in March, independence seems to have become more likely, even though Kosovans are now faced with charges that they too are persecuting ethnic minorities.

But, leaving aside the brigade commander who is charged with failing to tell what happened, only two men besides Mr Calley are at present faced with charges of having had a part in the massacre.

Companies under NGO scrutiny have been dissuaded from investing in manufacturing operations in developing countries such as India or Bangladesh, or have decided to end such operations, faced with charges that they are employing "sweatshop labour".

Mayor Koch is faced with mounting charges of corrupt activity by members of his administration.

If you go over your limit, you could be faced with big charges.

She thinks a dawn police raid last week on shelters, to round up people faced with criminal charges, will further discourage the use of shelters.

Senior ministers and Tory officials have evidently decided that - faced with repeated charges of sleaze against the Government - they have little to lose by fighting.

The hope is that these men will be identified, banned from attending Chelsea matches at the very least, and perhaps faced with criminal charges.