Sentence examples for was ordered to face from inspiring English sources

A Navy lawyer accused of passing secret information about detainees at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, to an unauthorized person was ordered to face a court-martial, the Navy said.

Stacey Hyde, 22, was ordered to face a second trial by the director of public prosecutions, Alison Saunders, after the court of appeal quashed her original murder conviction last year.

Murphy and Daly's appeals were upheld but both men were ordered to face another trial.

Five other soldiers, like Private England members of the 372nd Military Police Company, have been ordered to face courts-martial.

While the Chinese pulled down their tents, chained their dogs and withdrew at about 7 p.m., troops of the Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), which had been ordered to face the Chinese troops, started falling back to their original positions.

In one particularly dramatic incident during World War II, he and more than 100 other black officers were arrested for entering an all-white officers' club at an Indiana air base and were ordered to face court martial.

Two French police officers have been ordered to face trial over the deaths of two teenagers who were electrocuted in 2005 after running away from police, triggering the worst rioting in France for 40 years.

Private England's lawyers, like those for the other military police soldiers who have already been ordered to face courts-martial, have said she was acting on orders from military intelligence to "loosen up" detainees so they would say more in interrogations.

But, in an echo of the defenses offered by several members of the military police who have been ordered to face courts-martial for actions in Iraq, companies may be able to offer a "government contractor defense," in an effort to show they were operating under specific instructions from the government.

Frederick, who has been ordered to face a court-martial in Iraq for his role in the abuse, kept a running diary that began with a knock on his door by agents of the Army's Criminal Investigations Division (C.I.D). at two-thirty in the morning on January 14th.

Two French police officers have been ordered to face trial over the deaths of two teenagers in 2005.