Sentence examples for charge of gathering from inspiring English sources
These individuals then take charge of gathering pollen and nectar and further building of the nest and are called worker bees.
On Wednesday, Xu will go to court, in Beijing, where prosecutors are preparing to try him on the charge of "gathering a crowd to disrupt public order".
The new prosecution team will be in charge of gathering leads, information and evidence from around the world to centralize the effort to head off future terror attacks.
That statement, also issued last month, was written by the Rev. Peter Gumpel, the German Jesuit in charge of gathering documents to support the beatification of Pius XII.
Jim Burnett, one of the shelter coordinators in charge of gathering donations, told the Guardian that no people or animals would be admitted until volunteers can restore power.
The Met's investigation into Adams began in April 1987, by which time he had risen to become the Met's head of criminal intelligence, in charge of gathering information about major criminals and criminal networks.
Liu and Wei also face charges of "gathering a crowd to disrupt public order" and "using a cult to pervert the course of justice".
Update: NBC News reports that the FBI on Saturday arrested Reality Leigh Winner, a 25-year-old government contractor, on charges of "gathering, transmitting or losing defense information".
The five still face modified charges of "gathering crowds to disrupt order in public places" and have been released on a "guarantee pending further investigation," a procedural step that will severely inhabit and restrict their movement, communications with each other and with fellow activists, as well as further subject them to interrogation for up to 12 months.
They are able to charge for the service of gathering it from various public offices, which makes certain information, while public for a long time, available to many for the first time.
If they need inspiration they can go rent "24 .Perhaps the most ridiculous argument from the authors is the following:Those charged with the responsibility of gathering potentially lifesaving information from unwilling captives are now told essentially that any legal opinion they get as to the lawfulness of their activity is only as durable as political fashion permits.Really?
