The phrase "reject charges" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to refute an accusation or a claim. For example: "My lawyer will reject all charges as soon as the trial begins."
On that basis, the judge said: "We reject charges five and six as well".
Fabella, which accepts pregnant women that other facilities reject, charges 3,000 pesos, about $70, for a normal delivery.
EU and US officials say the reality has become buried under myths and strenuously reject charges of secret negotiations.
He was forced to reject charges of paganism weeks ago after he was made an honorary druid for his contributions to the Welsh language and culture.
As convening authority, Ms. Crawford has powers over the entire war crimes system, including the power to approve or reject charges, to reach plea deals and to provide financial resources to the prosecution and the defense.
Generally, he said, prosecutors may reject charges in mass-arrest scenarios because they can't prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a specific person committed a specific crime.
On the other hand, the Bolivia SNT consists of four 40-cm-thick plastic scintillator and an anti-counter to reject charged particles.
He rejected charges that the authorities tolerated neo-Nazis.
Vladimir Y . Churov chairman of the Central Election Commission, speaking to reporters on Sunday, rejected charges of electoral fraud.
Mr. Khatami categorically rejected charges that Iran supports terrorism, as he has done consistently in the past.
A spokesman for the Foreign Ministry in Beijing, Liu Jianchao, rejected charges that the trial was unfair.
