Sentence examples for charged against from inspiring English sources
"charged against" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to mean that someone has been accused of something, usually a crime. For example, "He was charged against tax fraud."
The amount of money wagered is charged against the card.
Submitted requests will be charged against the STAP funds based on the class start date.
Charges made to the fund afterward will be charged against the student group account.
[n10] The crime charged against Toth was one covered by the Code.
Perhaps it would be better to state, "or the crimes to be charged against that individual".
Users who make domestic calls to non-Skype users are charged against their Verizon plan's minutes.
Otherwise, their time is charged against the budget of their function manager.
Petitioner and the offense charged against her came within the jurisdiction assigned to the court which tried her.
(For example, all the expenses incurred in developing a band are charged against its future income).
Police in Brescia charged against students congregating at the town's station.
All acts and omissions charged against [the drivers of the first two vehicles] had run their course and were complete.
