Sentence examples for charged to join from inspiring English sources

In seeking to have Khan held in custody pending trial, prosecutors revealed for the first time he had persuaded his sister and 16-year-old brother, neither of whom is charged, to join him in the fight.

And that's not including the $500-plus upfront fees some of these plans charge to join.

Some businesses exploit the widely held view that personal data is worthless by actually charging to join loyalty programs.

Every one imaginable can be read but some might charge to join.

On the last two days, everybody is being allowed in free of charge to join the celebrations.

I expect that within the next six months, Samsung will launch its own bare-bones, cut-price Android phone — and maybe a companion solar charger — to join Huawei in targeting the five billion people who live outside the current "traditional" smartphone market.

There are no guarantees, and while it's unlikely that Duke will end up shaking a tin cup on the corner, a sharp market downturn could slow his 15-year charge to join the world's 691 billionaires (see: "The World's Richest People").

"This is new territory for me," said Assemblyman Mark Stone (D-Scotts Valley) as he counted the votes for his committee's simple bill to reauthorize membership dues charged to attorneys for joining the State Bar of California.

Don't charge people to join.

The indictment, which has the potential for a long prison term, charges Ms. Fletcher with commercial involvement with obscenity because she charged people $10 to join her group.

They were charged with planning to join forces with Al Qaeda to blow up the Chicago skyscraper and several federal buildings in an effort at a government overthrow.