Sentence examples for charge of material from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ahmed was arrested on March 23, after a grand jury indicted him on a charge of material support of terrorism.

In a plea bargain last month Mr Hicks admitted to a charge of material support for terrorism, and is due to be transferred to an Australian prison soon.

An article in some copies on Friday about the arrest of an engineering student, Syed Haris Ahmed, on a charge of material support of terrorism misstated the formal name of his school, Georgia Tech.

The final distribution of the impurity depends on its distribution in the starting charge of material; its distribution between the liquid and solid phase of the material (called its distribution coefficient, k, which is a characteristic of the particular impurity); and on the size, number, and travel direction of the zones.

GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba, March 26 -- Australian David M. Hicks pleaded guilty to one charge of material support for terrorism during a brief military hearing Monday night, becoming the first Guantanamo prisoner to officially accept criminal responsibility for aiding terrorists since the detention facility opened more than five years ago.

These confirmed that surfactants could modify the surface charge of material.

By 1976, he was in charge of materials research and, on a grant partly paid for by the United Nations, spent four months apprenticing in the Italian nuclear program.

A former sailor was indicted on charges of material support of terrorism and disclosing previously classified information relating to the national defense.

Of the so-called terrorism cases since 9/11, many have revolved around charges of "material support" for a terrorist group, a vague concept that can encompass almost any dealings with organizations that have at one point engaged in terrorism.

Charges of material support — which could include writing a check to an organization that turns out to be linked to terrorist groups — are hard to define and can be unwitting or coerced.

The validity of bringing charges of material support and conspiracy in a tribunal — at least for actions before October 2006, when Congress approved them as triable offenses in a military commission — has been a point of sharp contention inside the Obama administration.