Sentence examples for be charge from inspiring English sources
verb
To place a burden upon; to assign a duty or responsibility to. transitive
The Scotland Yard commander Graham McNulty says the force would need to be "charge ready" to apply for a European arrest warrant and has not done so because this would stop officers being able to interview the suspect.
The fundamental laws of physics were long thought also to be charge symmetrical (for example, an antiproton together with a positron behave like a proton and electron) and to be symmetrical with respect to parity (reflection in space, as in a mirror).
In that case, one of the double bonds is modified to be charge separated.
A new system from British startup HaloIPT allows cars to be charge wirelessly using induction.
Under the influence of an electric field, there will be charge density fluctuations in the conductor mainly due to electronic transfer.
The ionic presence in the GNP colloidal solution will be charge neutralized when it reacts with a salt solution e.g., NaCl.
From their launch on 1 January, the accounts will be charge-free, even when direct debits or standing orders fail.
The plasma is assumed to be charge-neutral.
Under anhydrous conditions, considerable Sc in olivine can be charge-balanced by an octahedral site vacancy (Spandler and O'Neill 2010) or, alternatively, Na+ could be incorporated from the salt-water solution and charge-balance Sc instead of H+.
