Sentence examples for whether accused from inspiring English sources

In Chicago, Cardinal Joseph Bernardin set up a panel of church officials and lay people to handle accusations of abuse and to advise whether accused priests should be reassigned to other parishes.

It is still the office that decides whether accused priests should be given full canonical trials and defrocked.

That population consists disproportionately of black and brown people, whether accused and convicted of crimes or held by immigration authorities.

For the purpose of decision of this case it hardly matters as to whether accused was affiliated to Indian Muzahiddin or not".

Currently commanders decide whether accused service members go to trial — problematic, since commanders have a camaraderie with their soldiers, Petersen told VICE News.

Seconds earlier, Altgens had made the soon-to-be controversial photograph that led people in the United States and elsewhere to question whether accused assassin Lee Harvey Oswald was visible in the doorway of the Texas School Book Depository as the gunshots were fired.

But because it had been "lawyered" and "complied," meaning it had passed the requisite legal and compliance tests, and been "referred up" the chain of responsibility, the piece was considered sound — even though no one, apparently, had asked standard questions like whether the accuser was credible or whether the accused had had a chance to respond to the accusations.

The initial accusations had been made, but there had been no determination of whether they were true or whether the accused targets were in fact guilty of anything.

"Without fair trials, it is impossible to know whether these accused are properly charged or whether these are politically motivated arrests and hangings," she said.

But it was not clear whether the accused general was among them or whether General Kennedy filed her complaint after the officer received a change in assignment but not a promotion.

Meanwhile, some of Ghailani's travel companions remain mired in the military commission morass where the parties argue over whether an accused is required to come to court, whether Khalid Sheikh Mohammed can wear a camouflage vest, whether the judge or some secret CIA monitor controls the courtroom's audio system, and how the government gained access to defense counsels' files.