Sentence examples for charged some of from inspiring English sources

The group operated openly until 1978 when the police arrested and charged some of its members.

Another nine military officials were charged, some of whom are already in custody for a variety of human rights crimes.

A truly single e-commerce market could be good news for UK shoppers, who are typically charged some of the highest prices in Europe.

Financing and supplies for the event came from private donors, Mr. Shillitto said; the organizers charged some of the foreign guests $250 each to help cover expenses, like the chefs' travel costs.

Egyptian prosecutors, in an apparent effort to mollify the protesters, have recently charged some of Mr. Mubarak's closest allies in the former ruling party with paying the mounted thugs and orchestrating the attack.

Lawyers for those already charged – some of them in custody since early February – are pressing for a speedy trial and demanding that prosecutors turn over evidence against their clients.

Con Edison already charges some of the highest rates of any utility in the country.

His company, América Móvil, charges some of the highest cell-phone rates among developing countries.

It doesn't mean you can't charge some of them".

Even moderately priced hotels are charging some of their highest rates right now.

Sir Richard Sykes at Imperial College has led the pack wanting to charge some of his students £10,500.