He is in charge of Doctor Who and creator, along with Mark Gatiss, of Sherlock, the hit modern take on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's sleuth, which will return for a third series later this year.
As in other things Moffat (he's the writer in charge of "Doctor Who"), the intertwining plots are twisty thickets, complicated almost to a fault -- some would omit the "almost," though not I -- but mathematically sound.
She now faces trial by the senate on charges of doctoring government accounts to give an unrealistically healthy impression ahead of the 2014 election.
In its report, the foreign affairs committee absolved Mr. Blair of charges of doctoring intelligence, but said the government had presented unsubstantiated information.
Operation Lava Jato led to the political upheaval that ultimately toppled the leftist former president Dilma Rousseff earlier this year on charges of doctoring public accounts.
Rousseff will now go on trial in the upper house for up to six months on charges of doctoring government accounts to make them look more healthy ahead of her re-election in 2014.
A malpractice suit was brewing against him, and he knew his name had come to the attention of the Colorado medical board, the state agency in charge of investigating doctors.
The managers were chosen on the basis of their position as in-charge of the doctors and nurses in the district health facilities.
Similarly the cost of a day's stay for a patient, at the diarrhea treatment and training center or at the hospital ward, was calculated by summing the average per diem cost of stay in with the daily average per-patient labor charges of the doctors, the nurses and ward attendants.
