Sentence examples for a time when charges from inspiring English sources

At a time when charges of Communism were being made, that word was carefully chosen to denote a state just one step short of "disloyalty".

The city cannot confirm or deny either Ms. Mejia's or Ms. Padilla's version of events because they both occurred at a time when charges ultimately deemed to be unwarranted were expunged from the record.

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The widespread perception that the government has chosen not to vigorously pursue or prosecute Salafists for acts of violence and intimidation at a time when criminal charges of blasphemy are growing have only added credence to the concerns of secular Tunisians.

Ms. Moffett's approach could backfire at a time when the charge to buck up inner-city schools with standardized, back-to-basics curriculums is increasingly popular.

At a time when banks charged interest of nearly twenty per cent for loans and paid only four per cent on savings, the co-ops loaned money at nine per cent and paid six per cent on savings.

But I do know that it helped me at a time when the institution charged with helping me simply wouldn't.

He could not, he said, support "continued state funding for an office with statewide jurisdiction at a time when the person charged with ultimate responsibility of that unit has lost the public's confidence".

At a time when hitters sometimes charge the mound even after being hit by a curveball with the bases loaded, Howe never complained about Clemens's pitch, and the umpires did not issue a warning.

Hunt is expected to make a day-long appearance and be grilled on evidence revealed over the past five weeks suggesting that his office set up a private back channel to Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation at a time when he was charged with making a quasi-judicial decision on whether to allow its takeover of BSkyB.

Thirty-six percent of all respondents said they thought there would be a deliberate attempt in some states to prevent blacks from voting, at a time when Democrats have charged Republicans in Florida and other states with trying to discourage turnout among African-American.