Sentence examples for called charges from inspiring English sources

Mr Scott called charges of racism against the tea-party movement "a diversionary tactic [that] cannot be validated by facts".

Her husband, James Chase — who tends to Ms. Carter's public image as a vice president of her consulting firm — called charges that she was financially motivated "revolting".

Others have been more substantial, such as the addition, removal, restoration, and subsequent wrangling over a section in the Menendez entry that was called "charges of corruption".

Granted political asylum by the British government in 2003, he has called charges against him in Russia and court convictions there politically motivated.

Acknowledging that seven bodies belonged to Chechens reported missing earlier this year, he pledged a thorough criminal investigation of what he called "charges of kidnapping".

The party health spokesman in the Commons, Evan Harris, and his counterpart in the Lords, Lord calledt-Jones, chargescharges - introduced by Labour in 1951 - a form of stealth tax on the poor that should be scrapped.

"The elders called 'Charge!' but not all the boys charged".

They have been studying a form of asymmetry called charge-conjugation/parity (CP) violation.

The charge is removed from the belt by the proximity of sharp metal electrodes called charge remover points.

This is called "charge capture" in the business, and there's nothing like it in the retail environment.

This conjunction point is called charge neutrality point (CNP).