Sentence examples for revised charges from inspiring English sources

The revised charges against the Garridos include kidnapping, forcible rape and lewd acts on a child.

Marilyn Mosby, the Baltimore City state prosecutor, held a press conference on Thursday to announce the revised charges against the officers.

But at the main rally at the back of government buildings in Dublin's Merrion Square, Sinn Féin's deputy leader, Mary Lou McDonald, told the crowd that the revised charges were not enough to end public anger over the issue.

State Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby announced the revised charges on Thursday, but the most serious charges - including second-degree murder - remained.

Marilyn Mosby announced the revised charges on Thursday, but the most serious charges - including second-degree murder - remained.

Potential inequities can be reduced by modifying the scheme design, revising charge levels and exemptions, and using the revenues to provide alternatives and complementary policies [75].

"While we see guidance reiteration as positive, the projected drop in net income for the full year is slightly negative but this was to be expected especially considering the revised roaming charges being introduced in the third quarter," Guenther Artner, an analyst at Erste Bank, told AFX News.

On September 1, 2005, the University implemented a revised infrastructure charge policy that increased the infrastructure charge to 8%.

The present series is effectively the post-Alan Hansen era, with a revised roster charged with filling the space left by its departing giant.

At first the police accused Ms Deng of murder, but later revised the charge to one of using excessive force to defend herself.

An installation plan that emphasizes thematic content rather than chronology brings attention directly to the meatiest, most absorbing pieces: clever drawings that alter familiar images, like film stills, to convey a completely revised, socially charged narrative.