Sentence examples for of being charged from inspiring English sources

Only under the threat of being charged with contempt of court did they let him out.

Of those arrested, nine were put under official investigation, the equivalent of being charged.

Air France and Airbus have been placed under formal investigation for involuntary manslaughter — a step short of being charged.

But she grew tired of being charged $1.75, in addition to the A.T.M.'s fees, to withdraw cash.

He was also placed under investigation – the equivalent of being charged – for influence peddling and violating judicial secrecy.

He added that investors who believed they were at risk of being charged should come forward voluntarily.

The lawyer, Jean Veil, said Mr. Hannezo was formally placed under investigation, one step short of being charged, on Friday.

Under the Belgian judicial system the act of being charged and summoned to trial are quite distinct.

In other words, they can get their day in court only if they risk the possibility of being charged with contempt of court.

But a securities law expert said this did not guarantee that Mr. Mozilo and his former colleagues were clear of being charged by criminal authorities.

Both parents have been formally put under investigation, the equivalent of being charged, for "violence against a minor causing permanent incapacity".