Sentence examples for issuing charges from inspiring English sources

Under Swedish law, an interview with the suspect is an essential step before issuing charges.

Yes, and for that reason, the desire to blame should be guarded and monitored by the ones issuing charges.

The judge ordered the police not to seize bicycles without issuing charges or providing notice, but added that his order would not bar the police from seizing unattended bicycles that block vehicles or pedestrians.

During the 1920s, department stores started issuing charge plates or coins -- round or rectangular and mostly made from metal -- to encourage loyal customers to run a tab.

I expect the prosecutor to issue charges.

Last week Vestager issued charges against Google because of the search engine's alleged manipulation of its market dominance to lure browsers towards its shopping services.

However it was the first time prosecutors at the world's first permanent, global war crimes court have issued charges against a sitting head of state.

Some say it is because the police are about to issue charges in connection with the Bofors gun scandal, which led to Rajiv Gandhi's electoral defeat in 1989.

For weeks, both camps have issued charges and countercharges and the dissidents have filed two lawsuits, neither of which is active.

As the first anniversary of Tamir's death approaches, there is no indication of when a grand jury will decide whether to issue charges.

When they were eventually discovered in the city of Meerut last summer, the woman issued charges against the man for abducting her.