Sentence examples for are charges from inspiring English sources
verb
To place a burden upon; to assign a duty or responsibility to. transitive
Why are charges still hanging over 10 of them?
There are charges for seances, Tarot, psychic readings and clairvoyance.
At the core are charges on the underlying funds.
And what if there are charges of blasphemy anyway?
If the storm weakens, there are charges of alarmism and fear-mongering.
Pending against Mr. Fisher are charges including income tax evasion and bribery.
"And because these are charges coming from the grave, that too is a very dramatic thing".
Fueling the protests and the pressure on regulators are charges that Mr. Tsai's existing newspapers have unduly favored Beijing's interests.
But now there are charges that parts of that essay, too, were similar to the work of others.
Among the fraud counts are charges that he pledged the same wine and art as collateral with multiple lenders.
What has consumer advocates angered are charges they say are discretionary and are, essentially, costs of doing business.
