Sentence examples for charged that with from inspiring English sources

Its critics condemn it for providing legal abortions but have also charged that, with its strong focus on contraception and abortion, it is insensitive to the broader welfare of young women.

Thus, although D. G. Ritchie famously charged that with Sidgwick utilitarianism had grown "tame and sleek" and lost its reforming zeal, others, notably F. A. Hayek, held that he had in effect paved the way for the "New Liberalism" and even Fabian socialism that soon overtook British politics, legitimating a far greater degree of state intervention (Schultz, 2004).

He charged that with the current collective bargaining agreement (CBA) set to expire in 19 months, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is using dubious arithmetic to cry poor.

He was questioned and charged that afternoon with the crimes.

Mr. Lin was arrested Tuesday at the casino and charged that day with extortionate extension of credit, court officers said.

Indonesia announced that it was working through the government-run Indonesian Red Cross to alleviate the crisis, but the NGO Action for World Development charged that organization with selling donated aid supplies.

In March Bahrain, along with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, withdrew its ambassador from Qatar, charging that country with interfering in its internal affairs.

In asserting that the Council would "silence" the police, Mr. Catsimatidis is echoing a common complaint from critics of the bill, who charge that with the threat of litigation, officers would feel less comfortable describing suspects.

Palazzo called police, and McCombs was arrested and charged that night with a misdemeanor, second-degree breach of peace.

Charles Schumer (D-New York) charged that trade with China "diminishes America, our standard of living here in America, and America as a world power".

Garrison had charged that Shaw conspired with a New Orleans eccentric named David W. Ferrie & Lee Harvey Oswald.