Sentence examples similar to referring charges from inspiring English sources

Admiral Miller did not refer charges against another midshipman, Tra'ves Bush, the third player accused.

"Only an imbecile would say otherwise," he added, referring to charges by conservatives that Mrs. Clinton faked her illness to avoid the Congressional questioning.

"The Phoenix program got a lot of bad publicity about being murderers and so forth," Colonel Millett told Military History, evidently referring to charges that civilians had been singled out by the program as Vietcong sympathizers.

"But we have to wait and see how it will change the accusations against us," he said, referring to charges that Iran is trying to build a nuclear bomb and that it supports terrorists.

The decision to refer the charges to a military commission comes after a lengthy legal wrangle over where the five men would face justice.

Standard charging refers to full charging at on-board charger ratings.

An earlier version referred to charges of first-degree murder and second-degree murder.

"As a result, it's a very good possibility the committee will refer criminal charges to the Justice Department".

The investigation refers to charges of rigging test scores and applies to a single school district out of the 1,042 in the state.

Levitt's account of Kassim Tajideen's arrest in Belgium in 2003 refers to charges of "large-scale tax fraud, money laundering and trade in diamonds of doubtful origin, to the value of tens of millions of Euros".

On December 14 , 2015 General Abrams referred the charges against Bergdahl to General Court-martial.