Sentence examples for set in motion charges from inspiring English sources

Harold B. Robinson, a bishop in the diocese of Western New York, and two colleagues set in motion charges accusing the three bishops of breaking their vows and violating church laws.

In trying to revise one of the core environmental statutes, last revised in 1990, the administration would set in motion a protracted and politically charged battle in Congress.

When neutrons irradiate living tissues, mammalian cells experience ionization and excitation events due to charged particles set in motion by the neutrons.

This week, Mr. Fox set in motion a whirl of newly anointed officials charged with remaking the economy, relations with the United States and security operations.

By exposing infant industry and farmers in developing countries to unfair competition from powerful multinational companies, farmers will be driven off their land and a process of de-industrialisation set in motion". Mr Blair denied the CBI's charge that the government has imposed too much red tape on business.

No charges have been filed against the women who set in motion the fatal sequence of events.

Her latest thriller returns to 1998 and is set in motion when Catherine disappears on the M5, leaving 11-year-old Jack in charge of his younger sisters.

The former would soon help lead the charge of radical students who scaled the American Embassy walls and set in motion the 444-day hostage crisis.

Criminal charges may now be laid against serving and former officers after South Yorkshire police set in motion a referral to the IPCC.

It was set in motion from 2013.

Football cannot be set in motion artificially.