Sentence examples for actively charged from inspiring English sources

Last March, NHS England announced 29 "vanguard" sites from Northumberland to Devon, which have been actively charged with developing creative new models of integrated health and social care.

The territorial state as political unit is seen by nationalists as centrally 'belonging' to one ethnic-cultural group and as actively charged with protecting and promulgating its traditions.

AT&T's ZERO draw charger will turn itself off when it isn't actively charging.

Conventional chargers left plugged in – even when not actively charging – can draw as much as 5 to 20 times more energy than stored in the battery.

We have reported about electric bicycles multiple times in the past, but today Sanyo in Japan announced [press release in English] the "eneloop Hybrid Bicycle" whose battery riders can actively charge while pedaling on flat roads.

All this should (and indeed does) leave a yawning political gap into which the Democratic Party should actively charge; and in the party's defense, it should be noted that many of its less well-known legislators and activists do precisely that.

When 15-year-old Lawrence King was gunned down earlier this year by a fellow classmate in a junior high science lab, lesbian and gay people actively opposed charging the boy who pulled the trigger with a hate crime or trying him as an adult, because we understand as Masen Davis, executive director of one legal rights group, said, "(the other boy) is just as much a victim as Lawrence.

He was charged with "actively resisting" the authorities.

In an op-ed column in The Wall Street Journal, Mr. Malkiel compared the increase in management fees charged by actively managed funds with lower fees charged by index funds and exchange traded funds.

One approach, iontophoresis, uses administration of a low electrical current to actively drive diffusion of charged molecules across the stratum corneum without the need to increase skin permeability.

Actively managed funds charge more, because it is more labor intensive to hire managers and analysts to devise strategies to beat the market, and they usually have greater trading costs.