Sentence examples for charged for continuing from inspiring English sources

Health ombudsman, Ann Abraham, this week criticised health authorities for dragging their heels in compensating thousands of elderly people wrongly charged for continuing care.

Indeed, for the past three years the ACLU has been following a growing problem in Alabama where more than 20 women have been charged for continuing their pregnancies despite a substance abuse problem.

I was never charged for anything but I continued to get a monthly statement showing a £2 credit.

He was charged with continuing support for the experiment.

But cash machines are costly, and if regulators succeed in protecting us from being charged for using them, banks won't continue to serve out-of-town travelers".

But some of us are getting a bit sick of waiting for the weed legalization that Daddy Canada promised is coming next year as we watch pot dispensaries get raided over and over and people continue to be charged for pot-related offences, in what seems like a complete waste of time and resources.

So the same mothers who got kudos from their pediatricians and warm smiles from strangers when they nursed their newborn babies face criticism -- and sometimes even formal charges of abuse -- for continuing to breast-feed when that sweetly cooing infant becomes a walking, talking schoolchild -- a practice not all that uncommon in traditional rural societies.

A18 Caretakers Charged with Fraud Two caretakers for a Miami girl who was missing for 15 months while in state custody were charged with multiple counts of fraud for continuing to collect benefits long after the child vanished, the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office said.

The Scottish government said any increase in students from the rest of the UK would put university places for Scottish students at risk, so it has an "objective justification" for continuing to charge English students after independence.

With Arpaio preparing to face criminal contempt charges for allegedly continuing to discriminate against Hispanics in violation of the court order, the chances of unseating the hardliner have rarely looked so good.

The Bush campaign today, for example, charged that Mr. Gore "continued to exaggerate his proposal" for universal preschool.