Sentence examples for heavier charges from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors said that a second-degree manslaughter charge arising from a construction accident was extremely rare -- negligent homicide is more common -- but added that the grand jury felt the heavier charges were appropriate.

These include extra levies on those who pay the wealth tax, higher inheritance tax, an extra 3% tax on dividends, heavier charges on stock options, higher taxes on financial transactions, banks and oil firms, and a 5% extra tax on big companies.

This was too soft for Algerian officialdom, which took him to yet another court in 2007 -- this time imposing heavier charges publishable by life imprisonment.

Although the demonstration was largely peaceful, authorities described the event as "mass riots," which allowed them to bring heavier charges against the accused, rights groups said.

Ms. Liao believes public pressure contributed to prosecutors being reluctant to press the heavier charge, while the local police were keen to do so.

In the southern part of the Fort, Objective No. 18, an artillery observation casemate housing three 75mm artillery pieces was damaged with a light demolition charge and then permanently destroyed with a heavier charge, which collapsed the casemate's observation dome and part of the roof of the Fort itself.

It is important to contrast these biologic and physical properties of protons with those of neutrons and heavier charged particles.

Heavier charged particles like carbon ions combine a higher RBE with an improved physical dose distribution; they may offer additional advantages for hypoxic and other radioresistant tumours and clinical studies are in progress at NIRS in Japan (Kamada et al, 2002; Tsujii et al, 2004) and GSI in Germany (Schulz-Ertner et al, 2004).

"They face extremely heavy charges and will face them in court, which will decide on their fate," he said.

It also imposes heavy charges on securitised bundles of assets unless the credit risk of each piece of the bundle has an identifiable market price.

Heavy charges, grave deliberations, fraught conclusions: what better context for a meditation on how truth is produced in the social sciences?