Sentence examples for behind charges from inspiring English sources

But in July, at his latest review hearing, he was confronted with a piece of his record that he thought had been resolved: the specifics behind charges that were dropped when he accepted the plea bargains.

They are also behind charges now under investigation by a Parliamentary standards commission that Mr. Duncan Smith's wife, Betsy, held a paid no-show job in his parliamentary office.

"And for her to suggest that her problems stem from the fact that there are many Americans that just can't stand a strong woman is infuriating to people, because she's hiding behind charges of 'You are a sexist,' and they think she is trying to divert attention from the real problem, which is who she is and what she's doing".

And the "leading from behind" charges: Mr. Obama is trying to lead the U.S. out of the Middle East, which is what most Americans want, Democrat and Republican alike, so why do we let those charges stand?

Seabiscuit, the more phlegmatic of the two, preferred to come from behind, charging down the stretch with a terrific rush and frequently winning races at the wire.

Seabiscuit, the more phlegmatic of the two, preferred to come from behind, charging down the stretch with a terrific rush, frequently winning races at the wire.

The new Congress met for a few weeks in March 1867, then adjourned, leaving the House Committee on the Judiciary behind, charged with reporting back to the full House whether there were grounds for Johnson to be impeached.

Then there's the "leading-from-behind" charge.

Reason for this observation lies behind charge of the polar groups in surfactin.

I guess maybe there is some logic behind charging, but those rates seem inordinately high.

Introducing ultra-band gap visible light energy to the NM causes the valence band electron to be promoted to conduction band, leaving behind charge separation (Eq. 5).