Sentence examples for if charged with from inspiring English sources

If charged with and convicted of treason, he could face a death sentence.

If charged with a hate crime, they could face up to 25.

If charged with an offence aggravated by religious prejudice, Ahmed could have faced a longer minimum sentence.

This latest turn in events comes as the PSNI warned soldiers they may lose their right to anonymity if charged with murder or other offences, the same as other criminal suspects.

A faded gray vest hung over his belly and an old baseball cap was pulled down over his pale, dumpling features — his white hair stuck up around it as if charged with static.

The military could keep Mr. Hamdi in custody and in theory could subject him to a court-martial, because the Uniform Code of Military Justice allows anyone, including American civilians, to be court-martialed if charged with war crimes.

If everyone charged with crimes suddenly exercised his constitutional rights, there would not be enough judges, lawyers or prison cells to deal with the ensuing tsunami of litigation.

Yet, in the days that followed, the leaders of the Party went on with their business, as if being charged with selling out the Republic for their own personal political gain were nothing out of the ordinary.

If those charged with its design and construction can find a way to create a truly remarkable structure, they will have given the city a gift that far surpasses any psychic repair.

If those charged with protecting us fall in the line of duty, how will we then protect ourselves?

While bigamy is, technically, illegal in all 50 states (and usually punishable with about five years in prison), people are "rarely if ever charged" with it, according to a spokesperson for the Bronx District Attorney.