Sentence examples for charge given to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gillespie said the department took seriously a charge given to it to study the culture of New Jersey and each year teaches a course in Jerseyana.

But nothing in the charge given to a university by the state or by a board of trustees authorizes, much less demands, the awarding of points to a political regime.

Ince accepted a charge given to him by the governing body for using an offensive and/or insulting and/or abusive gesture towards a match official during the Tangerines' Capital One Cup defeat to rivals Preston.

The books and essays of this phase have a special charge, given to them by Wilson's notion of writing as an arena where there is the possibility of heroic performance — and by the hope, or the desire, that his own books and essays might be performances of this kind.

But now he must be suddenly aware of how so much of that attention has been of the wrong kind; instead of the great charge given to him when striding out to bat for England, when going full throttle for the opposition bowling, he is off the big stage.

The charge given to that committee was to identify the common principles governing the biology of all organisms that might, in turn, serve as the basis for a third course in the introductory biology sequence.

The top lots have imperial imprimatur: an imposing porcelain vase bearing a portrait of King Friedrich Wilhelm III of Prussia made by the Imperial Porcelain Factory and a presentation charger given to Emperor Alexander III at the time of his coronation.

But no general exception was taken to the charge given, only to the failure to give the specific instructions discussed in the opinion.

The Clinton campaign is declining to confirm or deny the authenticity of any of the WikiLeaks messages, which they charge were given to the organization by Russian operatives.

Only a small fraction, usually between 25 cents and 50 cents for each $100 you charge, is given to the sponsoring organization.

"With the degrading of the Al Qaeda leadership," Mr. Kelly added, "there is sort of this charge given out to do what you can, a mission to use what's available to take action, kill people, kill Americans".